GNT

Restriction: The GNT directive is supported in Windows environments and native COBOL only.

Syntax:

>>-.---.-.---GNT-.-"pathname\filename"---.-.--><
   +-/-+ +       +-"pathname/filename"---+ +
         +       +-"pathname\"-----------+ +
         +       +-"pathname/"-----------+ +
         +       +-"filename"------------+ +
         +       +-()--------------------+ +
         +-NOGNT---------------------------+

Parameters:

`pathname`	Specifies the path.
`filename`	A full file specification.

Properties:

Default:	GNT"`source-name`.gnt" (with OMF"GNT")
Phase:	Generate
$SET:	Any

Comments:

You should use this directive in preference to the OMF directive.

This directive creates a file in the format specified, with the name specified. For example, if you specify GNT"myprog.gnt", then a file myprog.gnt is produced that contains generated code.

With NOGNT, no generated code file is produced.

If filename is not specified, the Compiler uses source-name.int, where source-name is the basename of the source filename. If you specify pathname but not filename, the Compiler uses the pathname and attaches the filename source-name.gnt.