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And what would you use for all your RPGLE that is used for a CPP? For
example my command RTVIPADR calls a RPGLE program.
And why do you add CL on the end? Do you keep your CL and your commands in
the same source member? If not, then what does the CL at the end of the
name give you? I mean, the object attributes, or the source member
attributes, already tell you the program type.
I like the API idea.
Finucci Domenico
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I suppose you've not used any standard for the naming of CLP thata
processes
CMD, is'nt it ?
We normally give the CLP the name of CMD + CL.
Sincerely.
Domenico Finucci
Fiditalia , Milano, 02- 4301-2494
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Henrik Krebs [mailto:henrik@hkrebs.dk]
Inviato: giovedì 12 ottobre 2000 13.50
A: MIDRANGE-L
Oggetto: PGMREF and non-IBM Commands
Can anybody suggest how to make this easier?
I shall expand an (one of many in house written) x-ref system. This is
a typical system that - based on output to file from DSPPGMREF plus
several extensions already - answers the 'Where used?'.
In reality the needed extention is a matter of putting CPP's for in
house written commands in the same outfile as the one loaded by
DSPPGMREF.
One solution is:
o DSPOBJD xxxx/*ALL *CMD into an outfile
o PRTCMDUSG (several times if more than 50 commands) to a
spoolfile, then move to a DB-file and then another DB-file
o DSPCMD to a spoolfile, then move to a DB-file and then another
DB-file to get the CPP (I know you can do this in MI, but I
can't)
o Finally an HLL program to add records to the same file as used by
DSPPGMREF.
Another solution:
o Add a constant parameter to each command definition:
PARM KWD(CPP) TYPE(*CHAR) CONSTANT(MyPgm) PGM(*YES)
o Add a dummy parameter to the CPP to recieve the new parameter
o Recompile all programs before running the update of Program
References.
None of theese seems very easy. Does anybody have any good ideas to
improve this, including IBM API's to do some of the tasks.
Henrik
http://hkrebs.dk
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