1 MODULA
 Invokes the VAX-11 MODULA-2 compiler to compile a Modula-2 compilation
 unit.  This  command  is  described  in  detail in the VAX-11 Modula-2
 User's Guide.

 Format:

      MODULA    file-spec
2 Parameters
 file-spec
  Specifies  one  VAX-11  MODULA-2  source  program  file   to   be
  compiled.  If  you  do  not  specify  a  file  type,  the default
  file type MOD is used.
2 Qualifiers
/CHECK     (D)
/NOCHECK
 Indicates whether the compiler should generate  code  to  perform
 run-time checks for out-of-range array bounds and case labels.

/CROSS_REFERENCE
/NOCROSS_REFERENCE    (D)
 Controls whether the compiler creates a  cross-reference  listing
 as part of the listing file.

 The  default  is  /NOCROSS_REFERENCE,  which  does   not   create
 a cross-reference listing.

 This qualifier is ignored if no listing file is being generated.

/DEBUG
/NODEBUG    (D)
 Controls whether  the  compiler  makes  local  symbol  table  and
 traceback  information  available to the VAX-11 Symbolic Debugger
 and  the  run-time  error-reporting  mechanism.  The  default  is
 /NODEBUG, which produces only traceback information.

/LIST[=file-spec]
/NOLIST
 Controls whether the compiler creates a listing file.

 If  you  issue  the  MODULA  command  from  interactive mode, the  
 compiler, by default, does not produce a  listing  file.  However,
 if  the  MODULA command is executed from batch mode, /LIST is the
 default.  In either case,  the  listing file is not automatically
 printed.  You must use the PRINT command to obtain a line printer
 copy of the MODULA listing file.

 Note   that   the  /LIST  qualifier  permits  you  to  include  a
 file specification for the listing file.  If you  omit  the  file
 specification,  the  compiler  defaults  to the name of the input
 source file, the default directory, and a file type of LIS.

/TERMINAL
/NOTERMINAL    (D)
 Specifies  whether  the  compiler  displays  information  on  its 
 running  version,   the  succession  of  the  different  compiler 
 passes and the  symbol files read.
 /NOTERMINAL is the default for interactive mode,  /TERMINAL is the
 default for batch.

/MACHINE_CODE
/NOMACHINE_CODE    (D)
 Specifies   whether   the   listing   file   should   include   a
 representation of the machine code generated by the compiler.  If
 no listing file is being generated, this  qualifier  is  ignored.
 No machine code is generated if errors are detected in the source
 program.

 The default is /NOMACHINE_CODE.

/OBJECT[=file-spec] (D)
/NOOBJECT
 Controls whether the compiler creates  an  object  module.    The
 /NOOBJECT qualifier is useful when  you  want  to test the source
 program for compilation errors.

 By default, /OBJECT is enabled; the compiler produces  an  object
 module  with  the  same  file name as the first source file and a
 file type of OBJ.  This qualifier is  ignored  when  compiling  a
 definition module.

/QUERY
/NOQUERY    (D)
 Specifies whether the compiler explicitly  asks  for  the  symbol
 files to be read in.

 By default, the compiler uses a standard strategy to  lookup  the
 neccessary symbol files.

/SYMBOL_FILE[=file-spec]    (D)
/NOSYMBOL_FILE
 Controls whether the compiler creates a symbol file.

 By  default,  the  compiler produces a symbol file for definition
 modules with the same file name as the  source file  and  a  file
 type of SYM. The compiler ignores this qualifier when compiling a
 program module.