Qualifier(s):

/CDF=<cdf-path> -cdf <cdf-path> CDF edit field The pathname   of the CDF that will be created (overriding the pathname in the skeleton table). If this qualifier is not specified, the CDF pathname in the skeleton table is used. Do not specify an extension in the pathname.

Macintosh: At the end of this field a button labeled Select is present. When selected, a standard output file dialog is displayed in which a CDF name may be specified.

/[NO]LOG -[no]log Log progress check box Specifies whether or not messages are displayed as the program executes.

/[NO]NEG2POSFP0 -[no]neg2posfp0 -0.0 to 0.0 check box Specifies whether or not -0.0   is converted to 0.0 by the CDF library when written to a CDF. -0.0 is an illegal floating point value on VAXes and DEC Alphas running OpenVMS.

/[NO]DELETE -[no]delete Delete existing check box Specifies whether or not the CDF will be deleted   first if it already exists (essentially overwriting it).

/[NO]FILLVAL -[no]fillval Use FILLVAL check box Specifies whether or not entries of the FILLVAL   vAttribute are used to set the pad   values for the corresponding variables. If this qualifier is specified, the FILLVAL vAttribute must exist and only those variables with an entry for the FILLVAL vAttribute will be affected.

/REPORT=(<types>) -report "<types>" Report info's/warnings/errors check boxes   Specifies the types of return status codes from the CDF library that should be reported/displayed.

VMS, UNIX, & MS-DOS : <types> is a comma-separated list of zero or more of the following symbols: errors, warnings, or informationals. Note that these symbols can be truncated (e.g., e, w, and i).