/RESERVED_WORDS[=(option[,...])] /RESERVED_WORDS=XOPEN (D) Controls whether the compiler recognizes certain COBOL words as reserved words. You can select the following option: [NO]XOPEN Controls whether or not the compiler recognizes reserved words defined by the COBOL X/Open Portability Guide. Use /RESERVED_WORDS=NOXOPEN if your program uses one or more of the X/Open reserved words as an identifier. The default is /RESERVED_WORDS=XOPEN. The X/Open reserved words are as follows: AUTO FULL BACKGROUND-COLOR HIGHLIGHT BELL LOWLIGHT BLINK REQUIRED EOL RETURN-CODE EOS REVERSE-VIDEO ERASE SCREEN FOREGROUND-COLOR SECURE UNDERLINE [NO]FOREIGN_EXTENSIONS Controls whether or not the compiler recognizes reserved words used by foreign extensions (language constructs that are not part of HP COBOL). Use /RESERVED_WORDS=FOREIGN_EXTENSIONS if you want the compiler to output specific diagnostics of foreign extensions to assist you in porting to VSI COBOL from other COBOL dialects. Do not use this option if your program uses any of the foreign_extensions reserved words as user-defined words. The reserved words that are recognized for foreign_extensions are: ADDRESS OTHERWISE CHANGED PASSWORD CORE-INDEX POSITIONING DBCS RECORDING DISP RECORD-OVERFLOW DISPLAY-1 RELOAD EJECT REMARKS ENTRY REORG-CRITERIA EXAMINE RETURNING EXHIBIT SERVICE GOBACK SKIP1 ID SKIP2 KANJI SKIP3 NAMED TRACE NOTE TRANSFORM [NO]200X Controls whether or not the compiler recognizes selected reserved words defined by the ANSI-200x draft standard. Use /RESERVED_WORDS=NO200X if your program uses one or more of these reserved words as an identifier. The default is /RESERVED_WORDS=NO200X. The selected ANSI-200x draft standard reserved words are as follows: BINARY-CHAR FLOAT-LONG BINARY-DOUBLE FLOAT-SHORT BINARY-LONG OPTIONS BINARY-SHORT SIGNED COL SYMBOL FLOAT-EXTENDED UNSIGNED