EMS FastStart Manual

Installing and Configuring EMS FastStart

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Post-installation Files

After the installation is complete, the following files will be in the EMS FastStart

installation subvolume (ISV) and in your working subvolume:

EMS FastStart Configuration

EMS FastStart lets you adapt the code generation process to your environment by using

a configuration file called CCF (Compiler Configuration File). The CCF should be

modified by your system manager if your installation has different configurations than

the default values specified in the CCF (for example, your COBOL85 compiler is not on

$SYSTEM.SYSTEM). The default CCF is shown in Example 3-1

CCF Compiler Configuration File, used to modify the run time

environment of EMS FastStart.

CEGNDECS C Library Header for EGEN Procedure (Needed by C programs).

EGENDECS EGEN TAL Procedures Declaration File.

EMSFS TACL macro file used to attach the segment file.

EMSFSC20 EMS FastStart Segment File for release C20.

EXTRADDL DDL Schema Source File used for user-defined variable data field

types.

SATMACF ATM Example, ACF source code.

SATMC ATM Example, C Source code.

SATMCOB ATM Example, COBOL85 source code.

SATMDDL ATM Example, DDL event definitions

SATMDOC ATM Example, Programming and Compilation Notes.

SATMTAL ATM Example, TAL source code.

SATMTMPL ATM Example, EMF source template.

SOFTDOC Programmer notes supplied in the release tape.

Note. Be aware that EMS FastStart may not work properly if you use a batch product to invoke

the TAL, COBOL85, and DDL compilers at your installation. EMS FastStart uses the

completion codes returned by these compilers to determine if the compilation was successful.

Since some batch products do not return completion codes, EMS FastStart can wait

indefinitely. To correct this problem, specify the exact location of the Tandem compilers in the

CCF.