Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

BIND Commands
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MODE Command
STOP
closes the current log file and stops all logging.
Considerations
You start logging by entering a LOG command that specifies a file name.
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If file-name has the form of a disk file name and the file does not exist, Binder
creates an EDIT file.
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If the named file is an existing disk file, Binder appends log output to the file.
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If logging is already in progress, Binder closes the previous log file and begins
logging to the new file. If file-name is the same as the previous log file, Binder
ignores the LOG command and continues logging to the same file.
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file-name cannot be an OSS pathname.
MODE Command
The MODE command tells Binder whether it must differentiate between uppercase and
lowercase characters in block names and entry point names. You must set MODE to
NOUPSHIFT if you specify code blocks or entry points by name for C routines.
UPSHIFT
specifies that Binder need not differentiate between uppercase and lowercase
characters. This is the default.
NOUPSHIFT
specifies that Binder must differentiate between uppercase and lowercase
characters, as in C language code.
Considerations
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The ENV command shows the setting of the MODE command.
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Specify a MODE NOUPSHIFT command when binding mixed-language programs
that contain C routines.
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If you are in NOUPSHIFT mode, you need to be careful when entering code or
data block names from languages other than C in Binder commands. The block
names must be in uppercase characters for Binder to be able to find them in the
object file.
MODE { UPSHIFT | NOUPSHIFT }