mfexecpp Utility

The mfexecpp utility handles precompiles of PL/I for EXEC CICS, EXEC SQL and EXEC DLI. You can run it directly from an Enterprise Developer command prompt to manage your own build processes. The mfplx utility also runs mfexecpp automatically when used with the -cics, -sql, or -dli parameters. See mfplx Options for details.

Syntax

mfexecpp program-name.pli parameters

Parameters

program-name.pli

The name of the PL/I program. Include the full path if the file is not in the current directory.

parameters

One or more parameters separated by a space, including:

`-ims`	Create a shared object to execute under IMS.
`-mvs`	Create a shared object to execute under JCL.
`-nowarn`	Suppress warning messages, same as `-flag E`.
`-err_on_stdout`	Output compiler error messages to STDOUT as opposed to STDERR.
`-ipath`	Search path for include files.
`-v`	Show version number of preprocessor(s) and compiler.
`-bifprec`	Sets the precision of built-in functions (allowed values: 15 or 31).
`-bigendian`	Treat Fixed Bin, Char Var, Widechar Var as bigendian; (Intel only).
`-bitsltr`	Bit Storage Order Left-to-Right (Intel only).
`-currency_symbol`	Select alternate currency symbol for picture specification.
`-cics`	Compile and/or Link to execute under CICS.
`-native`	Force implied `-bigendian` off when `-cics`, `-dli`, `-sql`, `-ims`, `-mvs` used.
`-nonnative`	Same as `-bigendian`.
`-default`	'-default conn' array parameters have CONNECTED attribute by default.
`-default_binary`	Uses BINARY if the FIXED attribute is specified without BINARY or DECIMAL.
`-default_decimal`	Uses DECIMAL if the FIXED attribute is specified without BINARY or DECIMAL (default).
`-dft`	'dft conn' - Same as '-default conn'.
`-dli`	Run DLI preprocessor and/or link with mfexecpp DLI support.
`-dummy`	aligned\|unaligned. See Compiler Options.
`-ebcdic`	Use EBCDIC character encoding for character data.
`-fb7asfb15`	Treat fixed bin(7) as fixed bin(15).
`-fbmaxp`	Same as `-fixed_bin_max_p`.
`-fixed_bin_max_p`	FIXED BIN max precision (allowed values: 63 or 31 default).
`-fdcheck`	Check for FIXED DEC loss of digits.
`-fdmaxp`	Same as `-fixed_dec_max_p`.
`-fixed_dec_max_p`	Specify FIXED DEC max precision (max 31 is default).
`-flag`	Produce diagnostics for I, W, E or S level errors.
`-fldftp`	Same as `-float_bin_dft_p`.
`-float_bin_dft_p`	Specify FLOAT BIN default precision (allowed values 21,23,24).
`-f`	Synonymous with `-flag`.
`-fdasfb`	Use float binary for float decimal (default).
`-fmaxp`	Use floating point for trigonometric functions and related arithmetic built-ins.
`-graphic`	Enables GRAPHIC support.
`-hidemsg`	Hide diagnostic message.
`-initcheck`	Check for possible uninitialized variables.
`-initcall`	Specify Initial Call subroutine (case sensitive).
`-ipubr`	Inverse bits for UNSPEC, INT, and POSINT on big-endian machines.
`-isuffix`	Include file suffix.
`-longint`	Set the default fixed bin precision to 31.
`-laxbased`	Disable storage checking on BASED (ADDR(x)).
`-laxdcl`	Allow implicit declarations of undeclared variables (default).
`-laxdefined`	Disable checking on invalid DEFINED.
`-laxif`	IF, WHILE, UNTIL, WHEN clauses do not require BIT(1) expr (default).
`-laxinit`	Disable dependency reordering of auto-initializers.
`-laxother`	Disable checking SELECT with no WHEN clause.
`-margins`	Set input source margins.
`-maxmsg`	Max diagnostics at level I\|W\|E\|S[,n].
`-multiclose`	Allow multiple closure of blocks and groups.
`-names`	Specify additional NLS characters.
`-nodescriptors`	Do not generate argument descriptors.
`-nofdasfb`	Do not use float binary for float decimal.
`-nofdcheck`	Do not check for FIXED DEC loss of digits (default).
`-nofmaxp`	Use PLI standard conversion rule trigonometric functions and realted arithmetic built-ins.
`-nographic`	Disables GRAPHIC support (default).
`-noinitcheck`	Do not check for possible uninitialized variables (default).
`-nolaxbased`	Enable storage checking on BASED (ADDR(x)).
`-nolaxdcl`	Do not allow implicit declarations of undeclared variables.
`-nolaxdefined`	Enable checking on invalid DEFINED.
`-nolaxif`	IF, WHILE, UNTIL, WHEN clauses require BIT(1) expr.
`-nolaxinit`	Enable dependency reordering of auto-initializers.
`-nolaxother`	Enable checking SELECT with no WHEN clause.
`-nolist`	Do not produce source listing.
`-nomulticlose`	Do not allow multiple closure of blocks and groups (default).
`-noplitdli`	PLITDLI calls handled as user entry point (default).
`-not_symbol`	Specify an alternate NOT symbol.
`-optcics`	See Compiler Options.
`-optdli`	See Compiler Options.
`-optexec`	See Compiler Options.
`-optsql`	See Compiler Options.
`-oldalign`	Use old data alignment rules.
`-or_symbol`	Specify an alternate OR symbol.
`-paramcount`	Enable use of the PARAMCOUNT built-in function.
`-plitdli`	PLITDLI calls handled as special IMS linkages.
`-ppcics`	Specifies CICS preprocessor output filename and saves it.
`-ppdli`	Specifies DLI preprocessor output filename and saves it.
`-ppsql`	Specifies SQL preprocessor output filename and saves it.
`-proto`	More extensive prototype checking parameters vs entry declarations.
`-rc`	Sets zero return code level, -rc 4,0 default.
`-shortint`	Set the default FIXED BIN precision to 15 (default).
`-setnull`	Select value of null pointer.
`-sql`	Indicates using the SQL preprocessor. Takes one of the following sub-options: db2 oci odbc
`-sqlopts`	See Compiling SQL Applications.
`-stardesc`	Produce argument descriptors only for (*) length or dimension items.
`-structure_fillers`	Produce warning messages for structures containing fillers.
`-systemcics`	Compile and/or Link to execute under CICS.
`-systemims`	Compile and/or Link to execute under IMS.
`-systemmvs`	Compile and/or Link to execute under JCL.
`-rtxit`	Enable user exit calls for exec statements.
`-vax`	Use VAX conventions.
`-warn`	Issue diagnostics with severity level Warning or higher, same as `-flag W`.
`-window`	Window value for date/time built-ins.
`-xmlattr`	XMLCHAR `-xmlattr apostrophe or` quote.
`-xmlcase`	XMLCHAR -xmlcase upper or as-is.
`-zalign`	Specifies Z/OS aggregate mapping and alignment rules.
`-zchar`	Specifies Z/OS CHAR & CHAR VAR attribute rules (unaligned).
`-zfloat`	Specifies Z/OS FLOAT BIN default precisions (21 & 53).
`-zp1`	Treat structure mapping and based variables as unaligned.

Examples

mfexecpp - A CICS program named cicsprog.pli:

mfexecpp cicsprog.pli -cics

mfexecpp - An SQL program named sqldb2.pli that uses a DB2 LUW database:

mfexecpp sqldb2.pli -sql db2

mfexecpp - An SQL program named sqlodbc.pli that uses a SQL Server database:

mfexecpp sqlodbc.pli -sql ocbc

mfplx - An IMS EXEC DLI program named imsdli.pli that uses CICSand a DB2 LUW database:

mfplx -dli -cics -sql db2