COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs (H06.03+)

Program Compilation
HP COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs—520347-003
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Starting a Compilation
define-name
is the name of a DEFINE established in the current run-time environment.
copy-library
is the name of a COPY library, a disk file in EDIT format, which is to be the default
COPY library (for any COPY statement in the source program that does not specify
a library from which to copy).
file-name-4
is a disk file name. For syntax, see the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference
Manual. The default file-id of file-name-3 is COPYLIB.
define-name
is the name of a DEFINE established in the current run-time environment.
compiler-directive
is any directive described in Compiler Directives.
Examples of Commands That Run the Compiler
Each of these commands initiates compilation of the program contained in MYSRC (on
the default system, volume, and subvolume), directing the listing to $SPOOL (a spooler
collector):
ECOBOL /IN MYSRC,OUT $SPOOL,PRI 140/MYPROG;INNERLIST
The compiler is to run at a priority of 140. The name of the target file, if the compilation
succeeds, is to be MYPROG on the default system, volume, and subvolume. The
directive specifies that a listing of the mnemonic version of the generated code is to be
produced.
The next command initiates compilation of the program contained in file COBOLPRG
on system \MM, volume $DEV, subvolume PYRL and directs that the listing output be
discarded:
ECOBOL /IN \MM.$DEV.PYRL.COBOLPRG,OUT/; SETTOG 3
If the compilation succeeds, the loadfile is to be named RUNUNIT. The directive sets a
compilation toggle that presumably governs the inclusion or exclusion of certain
portions of the source text.
file-name-4
define-name
VST261.vsd