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OCA Syntax and Option Summary
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Specifying an Output File Name
UL Usage Considerations
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If you do not supply the UL option, OCA interprets any ready-to-run object file
containing no main program as a user library.
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You can accelerate a user library explicitly without specifying the UL option.
Specifying an Output File Name
Use the OUTPUT_FILE option to specify an output code file name whose location is
different from the input code file location. When you use the OUTPUT_FILE option,
OCA does not modify or replace the input-file unless the input-file name is the same as
the output-file name.
output-file
is the name of the file to which the OCA will write its output: that is, the accelerated
object file. input-file and output-file can be the same. If you specify an
output file that already exists, OCA attempts to delete it to make room for a file of
the same name. If it cannot delete that older file, it creates a file with a name of the
form “ZZZZnnnn” to use instead, and tells you in the listing that it did so.
Specifying an Obey File
You can specify additional command line options in a text file called an obey file and
then specify the obey file on the OCA command line using the OBEY option.
obey-file-name
is the name of the text file that contains additional OCA command line options.
OBEY Usage Considerations
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An obey file can contain any options that can appear on the command line,
including a nested OBEY option and each obey file can contain an unlimited
number of OCA options.
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The list of options in an obey file can be as long as you need and contain any
number of comma-separated options on each line. Each option and all of its
arguments must appear on a single line; it may not be continued on a separate
line.
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You can insert comments into an obey file to annotate OCA commands. A
comment can be on any line of an obey file, even if that line contains an option. A
oca [/ run-options/] input-file, OUTPUT_FILE output-file
oca [/ run-options/] input-file, OBEY obey-file