Is it just me or does the "new" IBM Open XL C/C++ compiler seem
under-documented?
(This is in the department of old dogs trying to learn new tricks.)
I am very, very familiar with the "legacy" IBM z/OS XL C/C++ compiler. (Is it
just me or do these names seem unnecessarily confusing?)
Where is the Language Reference? Where is the Programming Guide? Where is the
User's Guide? Where are some command line compile examples?
Yeah, C++ is C++ and there is lots on the Web but I am used to a manual that
says "this is the language exactly as this compiler implements it."
I'm getting errors on the standard C++ headers. How do I make sense of them?
In file included from //'CEE.SCEEH(STRING)':75:
//'CEE.SCEEH(ISTREAM)':19:6: error: This file to be used only with IBM z/OS C++
V1R2 and later compilers
19 | # error\
| ^
The only real compile example in the doc is for an open (non-PROC) JCL-based
compile. All I have is the UNIX binary. Can I copy it to a PDSE and use that as
a load library? (I know I can in theory with cp -X but can I actually do it
successfully?)
Charles
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