I am asking here about the older, "legacy" XLC C++ compiler, not the newer "Open" C++ compiler.
I am compiling using JCL from source in a UNIX folder using //SYSIN DD PATH='folder'. I have lots of experience doing this. By default it compiles all source modules with a .C extension. It would make my life easier if I could tell it instead to compile all source modules with a .cpp extension. (Yes, I know how to do a UNIX wildcard rename but this would work better for me.) Does anyone know how to do this? The obvious //SYSIN DD PATH='folder/*.cpp' fails with a JCL error. I don't see a relevant compiler option. A compile fails with the error CCN0704(W) There are no files with the default extension in /folder/ which leads me to ask if C is the *default* extension, then doesn't that imply that you can change it? The message explanation is not promising. Does anyone know how to specify a non-default source file extension? Thanks, Charles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
