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Question Title What compiler options cannot be specified with the >> IMP OPTION compiler directive?

The compiler options will have no effect when they are specified in the source file with the >> IMP OPTION directive: 

   -exec, -la, -lf, -lfo, -lo, -od, sf, -st, -sa, -sl, -sv, -smat and -zmf
For example, the following syntax will NOT move the compiled class to the prg folder: 
   >> IMP OPTION "-od=prg"
Instead of using the >> IMP OPTION syntax for these unsupported options, add the option to the command line, or list them in your properties file with iscobol.compiler.options.
For example: 
   iscc -od=prg myprog.cbl
or 
   iscobol.compiler.options=-od=prg
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