Using the IDE
You can configure the environment by specifying environment variables from within the IDE - using the project's properties or though properties inherited from the project dependencies.
Using the MF370CTL.CFG configuration file
The
MF370CTL.CFG file holds environment variable configurations for:
- Project file locations
- Default memory size
- Run Time Virtual Memory settings
- Fileshare pathnames
- Controlling the Generalized Trace Facility (GTF)
- Configuring the default SQA memory size
By default, this configuration file is located in the
%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer\bin installation directory, but you can create a copy in your working directory. When you compile or run applications, the values set in the version of the file in your project's working directory override the values set in the original file in the default directory.
In your working directory, you can create a copy of the configuration file that contains project-specific settings to override the default values.
Note: It is not recommended to use the
MF370CTL.CFG file if you are using the IDE to develop Assembler applications. However, if you need to use
MF370CTL.CFG, the environment variables specified in it will be overridden by the settings explicitly set using the project properties or that apply through the project's dependencies.
Order in which the Assembler Compiler searches for environment variables
The Assembler Compiler searches for environment variables in the following locations in the specified order:
- Any variables set in the IDE using the project's properties or at the command line. The environment variables set in this way override any other values specified in other places.
- Any variables that are set for the environment in which the Assembler Compiler is executed.
- Checks the working directory for a copy of the
MF370CTL.CFG file.
- Checks the values in the
MF370CTL.CFG file in the
Enterprise Developer
install-dir\bin folder.
