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

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Examples<br />

Exit values<br />

suffix is present in the secondary_file_name specified, the extension will be<br />

″.h″ for C, ″.fortran″ for FORTRAN, and ″.copy″ for all others.<br />

-P This option is used to save previous prologs, if files being generated<br />

already exist in the directory and contain prologs. By default, previous<br />

prologs are not reused.<br />

-S This option is used to indicate sequence numbers should be generated in<br />

the files produced. By default, no sequence numbers are generated.<br />

-c class<br />

This option is used to specify the default value for :msgclass. in cases<br />

where the tag is not coded.<br />

-d AP<strong>OS</strong>T | ’ | QUOTE | ″<br />

This option is used to specify which COBOL delimiter to use and is used in<br />

combination with the -l (lowercase L) COBOL option. By default, AP<strong>OS</strong>T is<br />

used as the delimiter.<br />

Tip: Quotation marks should be escaped in order to prevent them from<br />

being treated as shell metacharacters, for example:<br />

ceebldtx -l COBOL -I secondary_file_name -d \’ in_file out_file<br />

ceebldtx -l COBOL -I secondary_file_name -d \" in_file out_file<br />

ceebldtx -l COBOL -I secondary_file_name -d QUOTE in_file out_file<br />

-l BAL | C | COBOL | FORTRAN | PLI<br />

The -l (lowercase L) option is used to specify the language to be used in<br />

generating a secondary input file and is used in combination with the I<br />

secondary_file_name option. The file will contain declarations for the<br />

condition tokens associated with each message in the message source file.<br />

The language is accepted in lowercase and uppercase. C370 is also<br />

supported.<br />

-s id This option is used to specify the default value for :msgsubid. in cases<br />

where the tag is not coded.<br />

ceebldtx -l PLI -I exmplcop example exmplasm<br />

Where the in_file is example, the out_file is exmplasm.s, and the PL/I<br />

secondary_file_name is exmplcop.copy.<br />

After the out_file is generated, the High Level Assembler can be used to assemble<br />

the out_file into an object file<br />

as exmplasm.s<br />

and the binder can be used to link-edit it into an MVS load library:<br />

ld -o "//mylib(exmplasm)" -e// -u//exmplasm exmplasm.o<br />

Rule: A CSECT name greater than 8 characters requires the use of the High Level<br />

Assemble GOFF option for assembling the primary output file.<br />

-1 Rexx terminated execution due to lack of storage. (See IRX0005I in the<br />

z/<strong>OS</strong> TSO/E Messages.)<br />

Attempt one of the following options:<br />

1. Increase the virtual storage space available on the system.<br />

ceebldtx<br />

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