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 Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 4:54 am Post subject: Diff b/w ++include and % include in PL/1 |
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me the diff between ++include and %include macros in PL/1.
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karthikbabudh
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Hi Kolusu,
I am asking that in PL/1.In a pl/1 pgm i found ++include and also %include macros.i am not asking about cobol verbs.
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karthikbabudh,
Did you fail to read this statement in my post?
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In COBOL it is COPY statement and in PLI it is %include
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++INCLUDE may be the 'copy' statement for PANVALET source code management product.
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Hi Kolusu & dneufarth,
I think you didn't get my query.
For your reference i am sending you the pl/1 sample code.
DCL 1 PLNTROOT DEF IOAREA,
%INCLUDE PLNTROOT;
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DCL 1 RPG302 STATIC,
++INCLUDE BSCF302
this code is taken from the same program which contains both ++ and %.
My question is why they are using ++ for some copy books and % for some copy books.
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karthikbabudh,
*Sigh*! If you have read the link which was provided to you would have got the answer. Since you are not willing to read it I will explain it once again.
The %INCLUDE statement is used to incorporate external text into the source program.
BY doing so the contents of PLNTROOT are copied into the source program when the program is compiled.
++INCLUDE is a feature of some CA products(panavalet , Endevor..) which is also used to incorporate external text into source program. The advanatage of this is that the external text is expanded even in browse mode of program unlike %include directive which needs the pgm to be compiled.
so when your Shop purchased the CA products, then they might have started using ++include instead of %include.
Hope this helps...
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You need to Select the EXPAND option (by puting a "Y") to expand the ++includes.
On the panavalet browse screen at the bottom of the screen you will see something like this
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CA-Panvalet Retrieval Options:
CONTROL ===> (If necessary)
ACCESS ===> (If necessary)
EXPAND ===> Y (Y/N)
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Hope this helps...
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