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Compiler  -  the Amiga-Oberon compiler
Compiler.Compile ^	Oberon2.Report.Text
Compiler.Compile * [\options]	OberonReport.Text
Compiler.Compile {path [\options]} ~	ModToOberon.Text
The following options may be combined freely:
option	meaning
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	s	allow generation of new Symbol file
	f 	Find selected trap position
	r 	Range checking on
	x	indeX checking off
	t 	Type guard checking off
	p	Pointer initialization off
	a	Assertion evaluation off
	n	Pointer NIL checking off
Note that "\" is used as an option indicator in Amiga-Oberon in
order to allow "/" in path names.
The compiler generates output in the current working directory
even if the source is taken from another directory.
Examples:
Compiler.Compile *
	compile the star marked text
Compiler.Compile *\sx
	compile the star marked text, allow new symbol files,
	and turn index checks off.
Compiler.Compile *\xf
	compile the star marked text, turn off index checks,
	and find the textual position of the selected program counter.
	This option is useful for finding trap positions in case of a runtime
	exception. The system generated trap viewer contains the relative pc
	of each interrupted procedure.
Compiler.Compile hello.Mod\s ~
	compile the text file hello.Mod and allow a new symbol file.
	"~" is used to terminate the path name list.
Compiler.Compile ^
	take the most recent text selection as arguments.
SortDemo.Mod
	a sample program to experiment with compiling and loading of modules
OberonErrors.Text
	shows the list of Oberon compiler and runtime error messages.
Decoder.Decode  file
	The Amiga-Oberon object file decoder