This Natural profile parameter can be used to define a list of module names which are to be
linked statically together with the Natural parameter module. It corresponds to the NTCSTAT
macro in
the Natural parameter module.
Possible settings | See CSTATIC Parameter Syntax. | |
---|---|---|
Default setting | none | |
Dynamic specification | no | |
Specification within session | no |
Notes:
CALL
statement.
CSTATIC
parameter is
limited. Alternatively, the macro NTCSTAT
may be used to define more statically
linked modules.
RCA
for details). Modules which are
linked neither statically nor loaded dynamically are loaded when they are first invoked by
a CALL
statement.
CSTATIC
parameter in two Natural parameter modules:
One parameter module has to be linked to the environment-independent nucleus and the other
to the environment-dependent nucleus. Note that for all other parameter definitions only
the parameter module linked to the environment-dependent nucleus is used.
The following topics are covered below:
For each module name (1-8 characters) an external reference is generated for the linkage editor.
CSTATIC=module-name |
Or, if the external reference (entry-name
) is
different from the module name, the entry name can be specified, enclosed in brackets,
after the module name:
CSTATIC=module-name(entry-name) |
NTCSTAT
allows just one module specification per macro call. For
each module name (1-8 characters) an external reference is generated for the linkage
editor.
NTCSTAT module-name
Or, if the external reference (entry-name
) is
different from the module name, the entry name can be specified, separated by a comma,
after the module name:
NTCSTAT module-name,entry-name
CSTATIC=(MOD1,MOD7(ENTRY2),MOD12,MOD27($MAIN))
NTCSTAT MOD1 NTCSTAT MOD7,ENTRY2 NTCSTAT MOD12 NTCSTAT MOD27,$MAIN