1.2 Global directives

Global directives affect the whole of the compilation process. That is why they also have a command-line counterpart. The command-line counterpart is given for each of the directives.

   $APPTYPE : Specify type of application (Win32 and AmigaOS only)
   $D or $DEBUGINFO : Debugging symbols
   $DESCRIPTION : Application description
   $E : Emulation of coprocessor
    Intel 80x86 version
    Motorola 680x0 version
   $G : Generate 80286 code
   $INCLUDEPATH : Specify include path.
   $L or $LOCALSYMBOLS : Local symbol information
   $LIBRARYPATH : Specify library path.
   $M or $MEMORY : Memory sizes
   $MODE : Set compiler compatibility mode
   $N : Numeric processing
   $O : Overlay code generation
   $OBJECTPATH : Specify object path.
   $S : Stack checking
   $UNITPATH : Specify unit path.
   $W or $STACKFRAMES : Generate stackframes
   $Y or $REFERENCEINFO : Insert Browser information

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