z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

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Usage notes
prefix_WORK_DSNTYPE (18, 20)
The DSNTYPE parameter used by c89/cc/c++ for unnamed temporary
(work) data sets. The default value is "" (null).
prefix_WORK_MGMTCLAS (18)
The MGMTCLAS parameter used by c89/cc/c++ for unnamed temporary
(work) data sets. The default value is "" (null).
prefix_WORK_SPACE (18, 19)
The SPACE parameters used by c89/cc/c++ for unnamed temporary (work)
data sets. The default value is (32000,(30,30)).
prefix_WORK_STORCLAS (18)
The STORCLAS parameter used by c89/cc/c++ for unnamed temporary
(work) data sets. The default value is "" (null).
prefix_WORK_UNIT (18)
The UNIT parameter used by c89/cc/c++ for unnamed temporary (work)
data sets. The default value is SYSDA.
prefix_XSUFFIX (15)
The suffix by which c89/cc/c++ recognizes a definition side-deck file of
exported symbols. The default value is x.
prefix_XSUFFIX_HOST (15)
The suffix by which c89/cc/c++ recognizes a definition side-deck data set of
exported symbols. The default value is EXP.
libc.a z/OS XL C/C++ run-time library function library (see Usage Note 7 on page
99).
libm.a C/C++ Runtime Library math function library (see Usage Note 7 on page
99)
libl.a lex function library
liby.a yacc function library
/dev/fd0, /dev/fd1, ...
Character special files required by c89/cc/c++. For installation information,
see z/OS UNIX System Services Planning.
/usr/include
The usual place to search for include files (see Usage Note 4 on page 98).
/lib The usual place to search for run-time library bindings (see Usage Note 7
on page 99).
/usr/lib
c89, cc, and c++
The usual place to search for run-time library bindings (see Usage Note 7
on page 99).
1. To be able to specify an operand that begins with a dash (–), before specifying
any other operands that do not, you must use the double dash (––)
end-of-options delimiter. This also applies to the specification of the –l
operand. (See the description of environment variable prefix_CCMODE for an
alternate style of argument parsing.)
2. When invoking c89/cc/c++ from the shell, any option-arguments or operands
specified that contain characters with special meaning to the shell must be
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