RE: Converting to ILE

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

ILE RPG Reference, Chapter 13, Control Specifications

rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   3. RE: Converting to ILE (Bruce Guetzkow)
>
>- H-spec comments:  I'll have to give that some serious thought.  I do
>use /copy (I am in remission from a previous phobic period), but haven't
>used it for H-spec keywords.  I do use it for prototypes, data
>structures (some using based(@) for reference purposes),
>application-specific constants, so this may be another great way to make
>use of copy books.

Bruce:

One potential additional thought... see ILE RPG Reference, Chapter 13, Control 
Specifications. There are other ways than adding H-specs to program source to 
set many/most/all(?) those options. They can generally be controlled externally 
on a job, user or even system-wide basis. By placing the options into the 
described data areas, you can choose which are active by compiling with 
different library lists for example -- different job descriptions, different 
user profiles, crtdupobj, whatever you choose to control it with.

This _might_ be useful as a start to get whatever H-specs you want set for all 
compiles initially. You _might_ then be able to go into source members at a 
more leisurely pace later.

Tom Liotta

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