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Non-compilable Statements and the CWARNINGS Command Some HP Business BASIC/XL statements require the interpreter environment and therefore cannot be compiled. Non-compilable HP Business BASIC/XL statements cause compiler warnings. Some statements also generate code that causes a run-time error. The following statements are effectively ignored by the compiler: * All trace statements. * All untrace statements. * PAUSE statement. When the compiler encounters one of these statements that are primarily for debugging, it issues a warning message and continues. The compiler does not generate code for the statement that caused the warning. The following statements cause a run-time error: COMMAND GETSUB RESAVE SECURE DEFAULT LINK SAVE DELETE MERGE SCRATCH When the compiler encounters one of these statements, it issues a warning message and generates code that causes run-time error #2103. The INTERPRETED built-in function can be used to avoid executing these statements in a compiled program. The compiler must be able to determine the number of dimensions of every array at compile time. If it encounters an undeclared array or an array parameter for which the dimensions cannot be determined at compile time, for example, an array that appears only in a MAT PRINT statement, the compiler issues an error message. The interpreter command, CWARNINGS, lists noncompilable statements in the current program. The CWARNINGS command is a command-only statement. Syntax CWARNINGS