? DCL_CHECK, UTILITIES, Charlie Hammond's unsupported DCL checker   B The following information is extracted from DCL_CHECK's help file.0 There is much more information in the help file.E The HELP utility can access the DCL_CHECK help file using the command   3     $ HELP /LIBRARY=<device>:[<directory>]DCL_CHECK   & or through DCL_CHECK with this command  +     $ @<device>:[<directory>]dcl_check help   	 DCL_CHECK   J         The DCL_CHECK procedure detects a variety of DCL coding errors andJ         displays  diagnostic  messages  that  allow  you  to  correct  theJ         problems. See "Diagnostics" for a list of the types of errors thatJ         DCL_CHECK can detect. See "Problems" for information on the limits         of DCL_CHECK.   K         When  you  execute  DCL_CHECK  with  "HELP" as the first parameter, J         DCL_CHECK invokes the DCL Help utility.  If you provide additional8         parameters, they are passed to the Help utility.  J         To exit the Help utility, press Return one or more times until the3         prompt "enter name of file:"  is displayed.     %     Additional information available:   G     DCL_CHECK  Diagnostics           Examples   Format     Installation M     Line_counts           Modifications         Output     Problems   Version    Topic? Installation    INSTALLATION  2         To install DCL_DIET you must put the files               DCL_DIET.COM and             DCL_DIET.HLB  J         into the same directory.  You then execute DCL_DIET as an indirectD         command procedure.  See "Format" for additional information.)                                           
 Topic? Format    FORMAT  J         DCL_CHECK  is  a  DCL  command  procedure.   It is executed by the         following DCL command:  E             $ @[<disk>:][<directory>]DCL_CHECK.COM [<input> [<list>]] D             $ @[<disk>:][<directory>]DCL_CHECK.COM HELP [<topic>...]  J         <disk>  and/or  <directory>  may  be omitted; the current defaults         will be used.   J         The   file   DCL_CHECK.HLB  must  be  in  the  same  directory  asJ         DCL_CHECK.COM if you use the HELP function in DCL_CHECK. The files>         may be in any directory to which you have read access.  J         If  you  use DCL_CHECK frequently, you may wish to assign a symbolJ         in your LOGIN.COM file to execute DCL_CHECK.  For example, if  theJ         DCL_CHECK.COM  and  .HLB files are in you LOGIN default directory,6         you might put the following in your LOGIN.COM:  2             $ DCL_CHECK :== "@SYS$LOGIN:DCL_CHECK"  J         Alternatively,  if  you  put  DCL_CHECK.COM  and  DCL_CHECK.HLB inJ         SYS$SYSTEM, you might put the following in your SYS$SYLOGIN (which-         is normally SYS$MANAGER:SYLOGIN.COM):   3             $ DCL_CHECK :== "@SYS$SYSTEM:DCL_CHECK"     #   Additional information available:      Parameters   FORMAT Subtopic? Topic? Modifications  
 Modifications   J         You  can  modify  or  "customize" DCL_CHECK by editing the commandJ         procedure, DCL_CHECK.COM. However, DCL_CHECK.COM is a "compressed"J         version  of  the  procedure.   To  save  disk  space  and  improveJ         performance,  all  comments  and  unnecessary  spacing  have  beenJ         removed  from  DCL_CHECK.COM.  This makes it difficult to read and!         understand the procedure.   J         It  should  be  much easier to edit the file DCL_CHECK.COM_SOURCE,J         which contains commands  and  is  formatted  to  facilitate  humanJ         reading.   You can re-create a "compressed" version of the command(         procedure by using DCL_DIET.COM.    #   Additional information available:      Help       DCL_DIET    Modifications Subtopic?  [Interrupt]    Exiting due to Ctrl_y entry . %SYSTEM-S-NORMAL, normal successful completion   