Binder Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

BIND Commands

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BUILD Command

The BUILD command builds the target file using the code block, entry point, data

block, and RTDU names from the include lists. You enter the BUILD command after

completely defining the target file with other commands. After the build operation,

Binder returns to its initial state.

OUT file-name

directs the output listing to the specified file. See the description of the OUT

Command on page 3-39 for additional information.

file-name

is a valid Guardian file name or OSS pathname for the target file. If file-name

already exists, Binder cannot write to it unless you use the ! option, which tells

Binder to purge the existing file.

In the Guardian environment, Binder uses the default file name OBJECT in the

default volume and subvolume if you omit file-name. Binder also uses the file

name OBJECT if you did not specify ! and file-name either already exists or

cannot be accessed.

In the OSS environment, Binder uses the default file name object in the default

working directory if you omit file-name. Binder also uses the file name object if

you do not specify ! and file-name either already exists or cannot be accessed.

specifies that Binder purge any previously existing file named file-name.

set-param

specifies an object-file attribute for the target file. This specification overrides, for

this command only, any value previously established for that attribute.

set-param can be one of the following:

{DATA} value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]

{EXTENDSTACK}

{STACK}

HEAP value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]

HEAP STATISTICS {ON | OFF}

HIGHPIN {ON | OFF}

HIGHREQUESTERS {ON | OFF}

BUILD [ / OUT file-name / ] [ file-name ] [ ! ]

[ , { set-param | select-param } ] ...