Symbolic feedback codes are provided for
Language Environment, C or
C++, COBOL,
Fortran, and
PL/I conditions.
The symbolic feedback code files are stored in the SCEESAMP sample
library. To use symbolic feedback codes, you must include the symbolic
feedback code files in your source code. The symbolic feedback code
files have file names of the form
xxxyyyCT,
where:
- xxx
- Indicates the facility ID of the conditions represented in the
file. For example, EDCyyyCT contains condition
tokens for C- or C++-specific
conditions (those with the facility ID of EDC).
xxx can
be CEE (Language Environment),
EDC (C or C++),
FOR (Fortran), IBM® (PL/I), or
IGZ (COBOL).
- yyy
- Indicates the facility ID of the language in which the declarations
are coded. For example, EDCIBMCT contains PL/I declarations
of C condition tokens. yyy can be BAL (assembler),
EDC (C or C++),
FOR (Fortran), IBM (PL/I), or
IGZ (COBOL).
- CT
- Stands for “condition token.”
To use symbolic feedback codes, include the file in your source
code using the appropriate language construct, for example: