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You can statically link one or more Assembler modules in several types of executable program structure, using build settings
and an optional link file. Your executable program can consist of :
- A single Assembler module which is either executed stand-alone or is dynamically called from another Assembler program or
a COBOL program.
- Several Assembler modules, one of which is the main module that calls the other modules. The main module calls the called
modules using their external names (that is, there is only one entry point in each called program).
- Several Assembler modules, one of which is the main module that calls the other modules. The main module calls the other modules
using entry points other than the modules' external names.