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 -V                  Verbose output
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 Syntax
   -V

 Arguments
   None.

 Default
   No verbose screen output.

 Description
   The -V switch instructs the compiler to emit additional information
   on the screen during compilation. By default the compiler displays the
   name of the module being compiled, and the number of warnings and errors
   encountered. The -V option provides more information for diagnostic
   purposes, including:

   - amount of memory available to the compiler
   - usage of various internal symbol buffers
   - number of lines compiled

   In addiion, the -V option causes the full path of the source file to
   appear in error and warning messages (provided the path was specified
   to the compiler). By default only the file name of the processed file
   is displayed, for better screen appearance.

 Example
   . Enable verbose compiler output.
   
     force.exe -V test.prg
   
   . Disable verbose output (override the effect of a -V switch in
     force.cfg).
   
     force.exe -V- test.prg

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