Declaration Part

The declaration part is defined from the beginning of the program file to the first execution block. This is where the following types of declarations can be done:

  • A post-processor title string can be defined

  • License protection can be defined for the post-processor

  • User-defined variables are declared

  • Interaction variables are declared (user-defined and system variables)

  • Format of system variables can be modified from the default formats

  • Variables can be defined as identical

  • Variables can be defined as modal

  • Variables can be defined as always formatted, which means their internal value is always set to be equal to their formatted value.

  • The output file tab positions can be defined

  • Connection scenarios can be defined.

All declaration statements must be placed inside the declaration part, before any execution block. If a declaration statement is found later in the program (inside one of the execution blocks), it is rejected by GPP with a compilation error.

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