Specifying MIA checking enables SYNTAX checking to be performed.
SEMANTIC
Controls whether the compiler produces informational messages for
ANSI standard conforming statements that become nonstandard
because of the way in which they are used. Data type information
and statement locations are considered when determining semantic
extensions.
Specifying SEMANTIC checking enables SYNTAX checking to be performed.
SOURCE_FORM
Controls whether the compiler produces informational diagnostics
for statements that contain lowercase characters, use tab
formatting or are CDEC$ or CPAR$ directives.
SYNTAX
Controls whether the compiler produces informational diagnostics
for syntax extensions to the current ANSI standard. SYNTAX
extensions include nonstandard statements and language
constructs.
ALL
Requests that informational messages be issued for semantic,
source form, and syntax extensions to the current ANSI standard.
Note that if you also want messages for MIA extensions, you must specify /STANDARD=(ALL,MIA).
NONE
Same as specifying /NOSTANDARD.