Using cataloged procedures

For z/OS XL C programs:

EDCCBG

Compile, bind, and run a C program

EDCCLG

Compile, link, and run a C program

EDCCLG

Compile, pre-link, link, and run a C program

EDCQBG

Bind and run a 64-bit C program

EDCQCBG

Compile, bind, and run a 64-bit C program

EDCXCBG

Compile, bind, and execute an XPLINK C Program

For z/OS XL C++ programs:

CBCBG

Bind and run a C++ program

CBCCB

Compile, bind, and run a C++ program

CBCCLG

Compile, prelink, link, and run a C++ program

CBCG

Run a C++ program

CBCLG

Prelink, link, and run a C++ program

CBCQBG

Bind and run a 64-bit C++ program

CBCQCBG

Compile, bind, and run a 64-bit C++ program

CBCXBG

Bind and run an XPLINK C++ program

CBCXCBG

Compile, bind, and run an XPLINK C++ program

CBCXG

Run an XPLINK C++ program

For more information on these cataloged procedures, see Cataloged procedures and REXX EXECs.

Example: If you are using an IBM-supplied cataloged procedure, you must specify the runtime options on the GPARM parameter of the EXEC statement. Ensure that the EXECOPS runtime option is in effect.

//STEP   EXEC EDCCBG,INFILE='...',
//            GPARM='STACK(10K)/'

Example: You can also use the GPARM parameter to pass arguments to the z/OS XL C/C++ main() function. Place the argument, preceded by a slash, after the runtime options; for example:

//GO  EXEC EDCCBG,INFILE=...,
//         GPARM='STACK(10K)/ARGUMENT'

Example: If you want to pass an argument without specifying runtime options and EXECOPS is in effect (this is the default), precede it with a slash; for example:

//GO  EXEC  EDCCBG,...GPARM='/ARGUMENT'
//GO  EXEC  ,...GPARM='/z/OS UNIX System Services file:/u/mike/cloudy.C'

Example: If you want to pass parameters which contain slashes, and you are not providing runtime options, you must precede the parameters with a slash, as follows:

//GO  EXEC  EDCCBG,...GPARM='/z/OS UNIX System Services file:/u/mike/cloudy.C'

See also Specifying runtime options.