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

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Related Information
dirs, popd, pushd, set, sh, tcsh
ceebldtx — Transform message source files into assembler source
files
Format
Description
Operands
Options
ceebldtx
[-C csect_name][-I secondary_file_name]
[-P] [-S] [-c class] [-d APOST | ’ | QUOTE | ″]
[-l BAL | C | COBOL | FORTRAN | PLI] [-s id]
in_file out_file
Restriction: The ceebldtx utility only works with z/OS UNIX files; MVS data sets
are not applicable.
The ceebldtx utility creates several files from the message source file. It creates an
assembler source file, which can be assembled into an object (text) file and
link-edited into a module in an MVS load library. When the name of the module is
placed in a message module table, the Language Environment message services
can dynamically access the messages. See Creating a Message Module Table in
the Language Environment Programming Guide for more information about creating
a message module table.
The ceebldtx utility optionally creates secondary input files (COPY or INCLUDE),
which contain declarations for the condition tokens associated with each message
in the message source file. When a program uses the secondary input file, the
condition tokens can then be used to reference the messages from the message
table. The :msgname. tag indicates the symbolic name of the condition token.
See the topic on Using and Handling Messages in z/OS Language Environment
Programming Guide for a description of creating message source files and other
corresponding information.
in_file The name of the file containing the message source.
out_file
The name of the resulting assembler source file containing the messages,
inserts, and others items, suitable for input into the High Level Assembler.
An extension of ″.s″ is assumed if none is present.
-C csect_name
This option is used to explicitly specify the CSECT name. An uppercase
version of the CSECT name will be used. By default, the CSECT name is
the output file base name.
-I secondary_file_name
The -I (uppercase i) option provides the name of the secondary input file
generated for the language specified with the -l (lowercase L) option. If no
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