Platform | Win32, x64 |
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Purpose |
To terminate a program in the event of an error. |
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Syntax |
SUBROUTINE ABORT@( ) |
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Description |
Normally when a program terminates - e.g. by executing a STOP statement, or by encountering the END statement in the main program - any windows that are open are left open until the user closes them and call-back functions continue to be called to service the open windows. Sometimes, if for example a serious error is detected, it may be necessary to terminate the program immediately in which case the subroutine ABORT@ should be called. |
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