Enter the maximum number of equivalence classes allowed in a single file (UNIX option “-Nq”). An “equivalence class” consists of a set of variables that are equivalent to each other.
Enter the maximum number of external symbols allowed in a single file (UNIX option “-Nx”).
Enter the maximum number of statement labels allowed in a single file (UNIX option “-Ns”).
Enter the maximum allowed nesting of control structures such as loops or if-then-else statements (UNIX option “-Nc”).
Enter the maximum numbers of names (of any kind) allowed in a single file (UNIX option “-Nn”). This value controls the size of hash table used to store all the names that appear in the source code.
Enter the maximum number of literal constants allowed in a single file (UNIX option “-NL”).
Enter the maximum number of continuation lines allowed for a single statement (UNIX option “-NC”).
Enter the maximum number of implied labels permitted either as the result of alternate returns in a CALL or as the result of a computed GOTO (UNIX option “-Nl”).
Enter UNIX-style option switches to be passed to the F2C kernel. These switches are appended after the other options you selected. See AT&T Technical Report 149 (included with Mac F2C) for a description of the various UNIX options and their syntax.
