Message        Enabling this message may cause additional messages
                from excluded code to be output.

 Description    This message is never output by the compiler.
                Instead it is used to control whether other messages
                will be output.  Normally, the compiler will not
                output some messages when it is processing code that
                it knows will never be executed.  One example of this
                would be the second operand of the conditional
                operator when the first operand is FALSE.  This
                suppression of these messages can be overridden by
                enabling this message.

 User Action    Decide if you want the additional messages.