I apologize for a very basic question. I'm a developer; not a PROC guy.
I've got a PROC that says
//CBCC PROC INFILE=,
// CRUN=,
// CPARM=,
.
and
//COMPILE EXEC PGM=CCNDRVR,REGION=&CREGSIZ,
// PARM=('&CRUN/CXX &CPARM')
I had the bright idea of coding a SET symbol
// SET OPTS='LSE(/u/tcc001/v300),NOTEMPL,OE,OBJ,NOARG'
And then invoking the proc with
//COMPMAIN EXEC CBCC,CPARM='&OPTS'
Unfortunately, all the program sees is effectively PARM='/CXX &OPTS" - a
literal "&OPTS" rather than my set symbol. I've tried a couple of variations
but to no avail.
How do I pass a set symbol as a parm to a proc?
Thanks and apologies in advance.
Charles Mills
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