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     This directive is reserved for use with add-on products supplied
     by Micro Focus. Do not change its setting unless you have an
     appropriate add-on product.
 
     When no .OBJ file is required from the compiler, or when the ANIM
     directive is used, an intermediate code file is produced. This
     directive specifies the name for that file.
 
     If you specify an existing file, it is overwritten.
 
     If no file-name is specified, the compiler uses the source
     file-name with the extension .INT attached.
 
     NOINT prevents the intermediate code file being produced.
 
     INT() causes intermediate code to be put in the standard file
     prog-name.INT. Note that with this parameter you must use
     parentheses not quotation marks.
 
     Use the INT directive with caution. Incorrect use may abort the
     compilation process.
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