Creating AMODE 64 applications with Language Environment

This section explains the steps for creating and running an AMODE 64 executable program, and provides an overview of runtime options.

Note: The terms in this section having to do with linking (bind, binding, and so forth) refer to the process of creating an AMODE 64 executable program from object modules (the output produced by compilers and assemblers). The program used is the DFSMS program management binder. The binder extends the services of the linkage editor and is the default program provided for creating an executable.