In our previous article: z/OS Compile Process, we talked of the basic Compile process. On the mainframe though, you can write programs that call other subsystems, like a database system (ie. DB2) or a transaction system (ie. CICS).
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Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
z/OS Compile Process
Programs are written in programming languages that humans can understand. However, the processor cannot understand these languages. These languages need to be translated into machine language to make them useful. The process of translating these programming languages into machine language is called Compiling.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
MVS Link Editing
As mainframe programmers know, link editing is one of the most tricky part in creating an executable program. Compiling is easy. Choose the right compiler for your source, input your source and you have an object code.
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