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Summary of Assembler LP commands

The following is a list and brief description of the commands available for the Assembler language processor. Each command is discussed in detail later in this section.

   ASSEMBLER

Controls the assembly listing destination.

   CONDDDIO

 (Can only be used with the preprocessor) Specifies that the source listing will be written to the source listing file unless the assembly code exceeds the maximum value you set.

   CONDSTEP

 (Can only be used with the preprocessor) Controls the condition code set by the postprocessor when it is invoked by the preprocessor.

   DDIO

Identifies the information from the Assembler assembly listing that will be written to the VSAM or sequential DDIO file.

   File-overrides

 (Can only be used with the postprocessor) Used to override the default file definitions.

   INCLUDE

 (Can only be used with the preprocessor) Includes a library or sequential file member that contains another set of language processor options to be processed.

   LANGPARM

 (Can only be used with the preprocessor) Specifies the parameters to be passed to the assembler invoked by the language processor.

   LANGUAGE

Specifies the type of assembler for the Assembler language preprocessor and postprocessor.

   PRINT

Identifies the sections of the assembly listing that will be printed.

   PROCESSOR

Specifies the output parameters of the Assembler language processor.

   PROGRAM-NAME

Specifies an override name for members in the source listing file.

   SYSTEM

Performs miscellaneous functions.

   ZIIP 

Controls use of an available zIIP processor.

The commands can be entered in two ways:

  • As parameters on the PARM statement of the EXEC — (Overrides input from the CWPPRMO file.)
  • As input from the CWPPRMO file — (Comments are not valid, and all command strings must be within columns 1 through 71.)

Each command has parameters (and some parameters have values) that must be written immediately after the commands, be enclosed in parentheses, and be separated by commas.

If conflicting command options are entered, the last option specified is used.

 

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