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Bruce,
 
> As you're intercepting the CRTBND* couldn't you just break this up
into
> individual CRTxxxMOD and CRTPGM steps.

I could, but I'm trying to do something that won't require me to change
the way things are currently done - we have a lot of OPM CL programs for
which the source type has simply been changed from CLP to CLLE, so
they're now compiled using CRTBNDCL rather than CRTCLPGM. I could try to
get people to use PDM option 15 (and include a precompiler 'post-create'
command to run the CRTPGM after the CRTCLMOD has completed), but it
would require everyone to use a different option.  Inertia, you know...

I guess another option would be to do something like the following
(these are example precompiler comment processing lines):

/*O: MODULE(QTEMP/&N) DBGVIEW(*LIST)                              */
/*C: CHGOBJSRC OBJ(QTEMP/&N) OBJTYPE(&T) SRCLIB(&L/&F) SRCMBR(&M) */
/*C: CRTPGM PGM(&O/&N) MODULE(QTEMP/&N) ACTGRP(*CALLER)           */

So the original compile command is overridden (the /*O: line) to create
the module in QTEMP. Then (after the CRTCLMOD command has run) the
module in QTEMP has its source changed (in the first /*C: 'command'
line) to say it was created from the source member in the 'real source
library. Finally  (in the second /*C: 'command' line) a command runs to
create the program in the final library from the module in QTEMP.
CHGOBJSRC is simply a command which invokes the QLICOBJD API, obviously.

Now I have to add this source into all the CL source members....

Rory


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