Step 8: Create the project definition

Specify additional types to be supported with the FLMTYPE macro.

SCLM provides many language definitions as examples. The examples serve as a guide in the construction of language definitions for specific applications and environments. Use the COPY macro to include any of the following sample definitions that apply to your DB2® environment:

Table 1. Language definitions for DB2
Member	Language	Description
FLM@BD2	DB2CLIST	DB2 BIND/FREE
FLM@BDO	DB2OUT	DB2 BIND/FREE output
FLM@2ASM	DB2ASM	DB2 preprocessing + Assembler
FLM@2CO2	DB2COB2	DB2 preprocessing + COBOL II
FLM@2C	DB2C370	DB2 preprocessing + C/370™
FLM@2FRT	FORTDB2	DB2 preprocessing + FORTRAN
FLM@2COB	DB2COB	OS COBOL with DB2
FLM@2PLO	PLIDB2	PL/I OPTIMIZER with DB2
FLM@EASM	CIDB2ASM	ASSEMBLER F with CICS® V3R2M1 and DB2
FLM@ECOB	CIDB2COB	OS COBOL with DB2 and CICS
FLM@ECO2	CIDB2CO2	COBOL II with DB2 and CICS
FLM@EC	CIDBC370	C/370 with DB2 and CICS
FLM@EPLO	CIDB2PLO	PL/I OPTIMIZER with DB2 and CICS
FLM@2CBE	COB3DB2	Enterprise COBOL with DB2
FLM@2CBF	COB3DB2F	Enterprise COBOL with DB2 and Fault Analyzer
FLM@2CCE	CB3C2	Enterprise COBOL with DB2 and CICS
FLM@2PLE	PLEDB2	Enterprise PL/I with DB2
FLM@2PLF	PLEDB2F	DB2 and PL/I Enterprise compiler and NCAL linkedit to a sub-module library with Fault Analyzer side file generation