IBM AS/400 manual Creating a NOMAIN Module, Creating a Module Object

Creating a Module Object

Table 6 (Page 2

of

2).

CRTRPGMOD Parameters and Their Default Values Grouped by Function

DEFINE(*NONE)

Specifies

condition

names

that

are

defined

before

the

co

begins

PRFDTA(*NOCOL)

Specifies

the

program

profiling

data

attribute

Compiler

Listing

OUTPUT(*PRINT)

Determines if there is a compiler listing

INDENT(*NONE)

Determines

if

indentation should show in listing, and

identif

acter

for

marking

it

OPTION(*XREF

*NOSECLVL

*SHOWCPY

Specifies

the

contents

of

compiler

listing

*EXPDDS *EXT

*NOSHOWSKP

*NOSRCSTMT

)

Data

Conversion

Options

CVTOPT(*NONE)

Specifies

how

various

data

types

from

externally

describe

are

handled

ALWNULL(*NO)

Determines

if

the

module

will

accept

values

from

null-capable

fields

FIXNBR(*NONE)

Determines

which decimal

data

that

is

not

valid

is

to

be

the

compiler

Run-Time

Considerations

SRTSEQ(*HEX)

Specifies the sort sequence table to be used

OPTION(*DEBUGIO)

*DEBUGIO/*NODEBUGIO, determines if breakpoints are gener-

ated for input and output specifications

LANGID(*JOBRUN)

Used with SRTSEQ to specify the language identifier for s

sequence

TRUNCNBR(*YES)

Specifies

action to take when numeric overflow occurs for

packed-decimal, zoned-decimal, and binary fields in fixed f

operations.

When

requested,

the

CRTRPGMOD

command

creates a compiler listing which

for

the

most

part identical

to

the

listing

that

is

produced

by

the

command.

(The

listing

created

by

CRTRPGMOD will

never

have a

binding

s

For

information

on

using

the compiler

listing, see “Using a Compiler List

page 63.

A sample

compiler

listing

is

provided

in

Appendix D,

“Compiler L

on

page 423.

Creating a NOMAIN Module

In this example you create an NOMAIN module object TRANSSVC using the CRTRPGMOD command and its default settings. TRANSSVC contains prototyped procedures that perform transaction services for procedures in other source for TRANSSVC shown in Figure 36 on page 76. The prototypes for t cedures in TRANSSVC are stored in a /COPY member, as shown in Figure 3 page 78.

1. To create a module object, type:

CRTRPGMOD MODULE(MYLIB/TRANSSVC) SRCFILE(MYLIB/QRPGLESRC)

The module will be created in the library MYLIB with the name s command, TRANSSVC. The source for the module is the source member TRANSSVC in file QRPGLESRC in the library MYLIB.

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