Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)
BIND Commands
Binder Manual—528613-004
3-53
SELECT Command
library, that contains the library procedures and all the library variables
referenced by the application. This command can only be used when you are
building an application that will be linked to an SRL user library at run-time.
The imported library provides Binder with the recommended sizes to reserve
for library data in the BELOW64, PRIMARY, SECONDARY, and EXTENDED
data areas. It also provides the list of variables exported from the user library.
This command automatically turns on the RUNNABLE option and sets the
default run-time library to library-file-name. If you want to specify a
different run-time library, specify the SET LIBRARY command after the
IMPORT command.
Specify this command anytime before the BUILD command. When the
application is built, Binder compares the user library exported data block list
with the current user code data block list. A warning is issued if any block
definitions are not compatible.
Procedures specified in the SRL file are used only if they cannot be found in
the other libraries specified in the SELECT SEARCH command.
The SRL must reside in the Guardian file system. You may specify an IMPORT
library in the OSS file system. In this case, Binder uses the specified import
library as a model for building, but it does not set the run-time library in the
object file. The library can be set to a Guardian name using the SET LIBRARY
command or the /LIB/ option in the TACL RUN command.
LIST listing-option
specifies the printed output for building the target file as one of the following:
{ALPHA {ON | OFF}}
{LOC {ON | OFF}}
{XREF {ON | OFF}}
{* {ON | OFF}}
ALPHA {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder produces a load map in alphabetic order. The
map lists names and addresses for code blocks and data blocks, and also
lists source file information for each code block. The default is ON.
LOC {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder produces a load map in location order. The map
lists names and addresses for code blocks and data blocks, and also lists
source file information for each code block or data block. The default is
OFF.