Use the architecture definition statements INCLD, INCL, and SINC to include members that are outputs from building other members. Using the INCLD and INCL statements ensures that SCLM builds the correct member to generate the output.

When a CC or generic architecture definition is built, SCLM uses the language definition of the member on the first SINC statement. For LEC architecture definitions, the LE370 language is used. To override the language, specify the LKED architecture statement with the name of the language definition to use.

The following example shows an architecture member that can link several object members together to produce an .exe file. The language of EXE is used.

INCL  SAMPLE   ARCHDEF * archdef which produced sample object
INCLD COMMON   C       * source member which produced common object
*
LKED  EXE
*
LOAD  PROG1    EXEBIN  * .exe file
LMAP  PROG1    MAP     * listing file