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Option: quiet
-quiet
This option reduces the amount of output relating to normal operation,
so that error messages are more apparent. This option is provided for
the convenience of users who are checking large suites of files. The eliminated
output includes the names of project files, and the message reporting
that no syntax errors were found. It also eliminates some blank lines
that are ordinarily included for clarity. (Some of this output is turned
back on by the -list and -symtab options.) Default = no.
Note: the way
to remember the difference between the -quiet and -brief is that -quiet
doesn't suppress any warning-related information, whereas -brief does.
See
also: -brief .
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