HI ! I was working? on some batches to compile PL/I programs.
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My first approach, was very primitive, a batch with all sources and data, like the time of punched cards, and it worked well:
/SYS REGION=500
/FILE SYSPRINT N(PLITEST-2.PRN)? NEW(REPL) LRECL(133)
/COM /file SYSPUNCH N(PLITEST-2.LMOD) NEW(REPL)
/COM /FILE SYSUT3? ?N(PLITEST-2.SUT3) NEW(REPL) LRECL(80)
/INC PL1F
/OPT NOSOURCE,DECK,NONEST,NOATTR
/INC PLITEST-2.PLI
/DATA
A=1 B=2 C=3;
/END
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Then I made three different batches, one to compile, other to linkedit. and other to run, that worked OK.
Since I Intend to compile several modules on dis, I wrote a jcl batch, to compile, ling and run, in separe sections, but it give some error.
Thing is, the compiler does not stop, and keeps reading JCL statements as part of the program:
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PLITEST-2 is the compiler Output and MYPROG.LMOD is the loadable module to be run.
(compilation part)
/SYS REGION=500
/FILE SYSPRINT N(PLITEST-2.PRN)? NEW(REPL) LRECL(133)
/file SYSPUNCH N(PLITEST-2.LMOD) NEW(REPL)
/INC PL1F
/OPT NOSOURCE,DECK,NONEST,NOATTR,PRINT
/JOB NOGO
/INC PLITEST-2.PLI
(LINKEDIT PART)
/JOB
/file lmod n(MYPROG.LMOD) NEW(REP) lr(128) recfm(f) space(100)
/file sublibos pds(*pl1f,*mus,*os)
/load lked
/job map,nogo,print,stats,mode=os,name=MYPROG
.org 4a00
/INC PLITEST-2.LMOD
(Execution part)
/JOB
/inc xmpl1f
MYPROG n(MYPROG.lmod)
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(DATA SECTION)
A=1? B=2? C=3 ;
/END
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Can you give me any suggestion gentlemen ?
--
Carlos
Argentina
carlos feldman