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6.12.3 exitcode

Description

exitcode is the variable identifier for a built-in variable of type integer, whose value is returned to the calling program when your program exits.

Example

For example, suppose you want to return a value of 1 from your program (perhaps to indicate that your program detected an error) then you can use the following code

   exitcode := 1;
   halt;

NOTE: You can treat exitcode like any other integer variable (i.e. you can assign integer values to it, use it in an expression, pass it as an argument to a function, etc).

Portability

Operating Systems: All
Standard Pascal: No

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