RPG ILE Interface to IFS

David,

The QUSAPIBD *BNDDIR is intended to contain all ILE APIs that are
documented in the System API Reference.  From a historical point of
view, functions such as perror() were viewed as part of C runtime
(and are documented in the C language reference manuals rather than
the OS/400 manuals).  Since language runtime is in fact part of OS/400
perhaps this should be re-examined.  No promises, but I will see if
we can (in a safe manner) add the various C runtime *SRVPGMS to
QUSAPIBD.  One problem I can see is that the C header files should
probably then move to QSYSINC also, and that is definitely opening up
a can of worms..., oh and what about the API documentation???

Thanks (I think),
Bruce

>
>Bruce,
>
>Why do you have to specify a service program on the create?
>I see that QC2IO is not in QUSAPIDB, is this API an exception?
>The manual says "Service programs that contain OS/400 ILE APIs are
>in the QUSAPIBD binding directory.  This binding directory is
>implicitly used by ILE compilers to resolve the OS/400 ILE API
>references; therefore, it is not necessary to explicitly name
>the service program or the API binding directory when creating
>programs that use OS/400 ILE APIs."
>
>Thanks,
>
>David Morris
>

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