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link
edit
the
load
module
in
the
JONES.PROG2.0BJ
data
set
and
place
the
resultant
load
module
in
member
TEMPNAME
of
the
JONES.PROG2.LOAD
data
set.,
enter:
READY
link
prog2
If
you
want
to
link
edit
the
load
module
in
the
JONES.PROG2.0BJ
data
set
and
place
the
resultant
load
module
in
member
ONE
of
the
JONES
.•
MODS.LOAD
data
set"
enter:
READY
link
prog2
load(mods(one»
The
following
example
shows
how
to
link
edit
the
two
object
modules
in
the
SMITH.PGMl.OBJ
and
SMITH.PGM2.0BJ
data
sets.
The
resultant
load
module
is
placed
in
member
TEMPNAME
of
the
SMITH.LM.LOAD
data
set.
READY
link
(pg.m1,pgm2)
load(lm)
You
can
dontrol
the
link
editing
process
with
linkage
editor
control
statements.
These
control
statements
can
be
in
a
previously
created
data
set,
or
can
be
introduced
through
the
terminal.
You
must
give
the
name
of
the
data
set,
or
an
asterisk
(indicating
that
you
will
introduce
the
control
statements
through
the
terminal)
in
the
list
of
input
data
sets.
The
following
example
shows
how
to
link
edit
the
object
module
in
the
CARTER.TRAJ
.OBJ
data
set.
There
are
control
statements
in
the
CARTER.
CNTL
.•
DATA
data
set.
The
load
module
is
placed
in
member
TEMPNAME
of
CARTER,.
TRAJ
LOAD
READY
link
(traj,cntl.data)
Using
the
same
example,
if
you
want
to
introduce
the
control
statements
through
your
terminal,
enter:
READY
link
(traj
.•
*)
The
system
will
prompt
you
for
the
control
statements
at
the
appropriate
time.
You
must
follow
your
last
control
statement
with
a
null
line.
You
can
also
have
the
linkage
editor
search
a
subroutine
library
to
resolve
external
references.
(External
references
are
references
to
other
modules.)
The
subroutine
library
is
usually
one
of
the
language
libraries
and
it
is
specified
with
one
of
the
following
operands:
Operand
COBLIB
FORTLIB
PLILIB
Subroutine
Library
SYS1.COBLIB
SYS1.
FORTLIB
SYS1.PL1LIB
In
addition
to.,
or
instead
of
a
language
library,'
you
can
use
the
LIB
operand
to
specify
the
name
of
one
or
more
user
libraries.
The
libraries
are
searched
in
the
order
you
specify.
The
following
example
shows
how
to
link
edit
the
object
module
in
JAMES,.PRG,.OBJ. The
load
module
is
placed
in
JAMFS.
PRG.
LOAD
(TEMPNAME)
The
libraries
SYS1.PL1LIB~
and
DEPT39.LIB
.•
SUBRT2
are
to
be
searched
to
resolve
external
references.
READY
link
prg
plilib
lib('dept39.lib.subrt2')
Programming
at
the
Terminal
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