>LM=15 TM=4 RM=65>C=YACCEL3 COMPILER INSTRUCTIONS>C=NA.   Steps for compiling a program:          1.  Call BASIC, with a HIMEM at 59870, or lower.  59800 might be O.K.(3 files req'd).          2.  With Disk basic ready, type: CMD"LOAD ACCEL3/CIM"  (Note:  This could be called from DOS by merely typing: LOAD ACCEL3/CIM)          3.  Type: DEFUSR = -5664          4.  Type: X=USR(0)          5.  Load the program to be compiled.          6.  Hit the space bar after the 'READY' prompt comes up and then type: /FIX  <E> and wait for the program to compile.  Suggest you save the program as: "FILESPEC/ACC"          7.  Note:  the program to be compliled cannot have clear statements in the body of the program, must be at the beginning.  Moreover, there can be no redimensioning in the program, all DIM statements must be at the beginning.B.  How to Run the compiled Program.          1.  To run the program later, steps 1-4 above must be followed, and then type 'RUN"FILESPEC/ACC" <E>. (The runtime module is in ACCEL3/CIM)C.  Special Notes          1.  Errors in the program will appear when compiling.          a.  Certain errors, such as "STRING TOO COMPLEX" may be corrected by breaking up the strings, or follow the proceedure given below.          2.  NO COMPILE          a.  Any line or lines which you do not wish to compile may be excluded from the compilation with the following technique:  EX.  Suppose line 60 of your program contains a loop or a long string etc. which you do not wish to compile.  Insert line 59: '59 REM NOEXPR'          If you wish to resume compilation after line 60, (or after any other line) insert line 61: '61 REM EXPR'          b.  Suppose you have a basic program which you think runs fine, but it has a basic sort in it that is too slow.  At the beginning of the program place a line that uses the REM NOEXPR expression and turn the switch back on at the start of the sort by inserting REM EXPR.  After the sort, turn off the compiler.          3.  NO ARRAYS          a.  Used same way as NOEXPR, except inhibits compilation of arrays during compilation of entire program. Insert a line no. at beginning of the line, and then 'REM NOARRY'.          4.  There are 5 numbers (Maximum) that will appear during compilation.  The first number group will be the size of the program being compiled:  The second number group will be the the size of the program at the end of the first pass in bytes.  During the first pass, the variable dictionary is built, any data statements are placed at the end of the program, and the REM statements removed.  The third number group gives the No. of bytes after mapping the code to be compiled.  The fourth group of numbers gives the number of bytes after the second pass compile (if the program is large) and expands text.  The fifth number group gives the size of the program after compilation and garbage collection.                                                       