RE: About Binding Directory

>>Do you need all the ile programs (or ile modules/is it compulsory that
>>all modules to be in this directory)to be created under Binding
directory?
        No, only the modules you want to bind(attach) to other modules
need to be in the binding directory. For instance, I have two sub
procedures, F.PRCECALC(calculates price), F.INVCALC(calculates inventory
qty). I add these to my binding directory. Now I create a main module
'AAA' that will make calls to these sub procedures. In the H specs I
specify
H BNDDIR('RTEKTEST/CGIBNDDIR'). This tells the compiler to look in
CGIBNDDIR for the source of F.PRCECALC and F.INVCALC. Then it takes the
three modules and binds them together creating one program.

>>Is there any similar concept(like Binding Directory) in developing
>>OPM programs? I don't know this one.

-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com [mailto:rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com]
On Behalf Of MURALI DHAR
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 12:16 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: About Binding Directory

I would like to know abt Binding directory.....Binding directory
is a collection of service programs and other modules....Do you
need all the ile programs (or ile modules/is it compulsory that
all modules to be in this directory)to be created under Binding
directory?
what's exactly happening in  Binding Directory?
Is there any similar concept(like Binding Directory) in devloping
OPM programs ?
Please kindly answer me.
Best Regards&Thanks in advance
Murali
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