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Example: Using a Command File to Set Locations

The following command file configures the following project file locations:

The assembler reads all assembler source code files from the \mlclib directory.
The assembler looks for all macro and copyfiles from directory \maclib and \copylib
Linker input files, .LIN, are taken from \linlib
Output files such as .BAL files are written to \worklib
Object files are written to \loadlib
Listings are written to \listing

rem *--------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem * Tell the assembler where to find all input files:
rem *
rem * MLC's from SYSIN
rem * MAC's and CPY's from SYSLIB
rem * LIN files from SYSLIN
rem * OBJ files are both input (by the linker) and output (by the assembler)
rem *     so OBJ file locations are set by SYSLIN
rem *
set SYSIN=.\mlclib
set SYSLIB=.\maclib;.\copylib
set SYSLIN=.\linlib
rem *--------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem * Tell the assembler where to write all output files.
rem *
rem * BAL/IDF/IDX files are output to SYSWORK if specified
rem * LISTING files go to SYSLIST
rem * 390 files go to SYSLMOD
rem *
set SYSWORK=.\WORKLIB
set SYSLIST=.\LISTING
set SYSLMOD=.\loadlib
rem *
rem *  Now try an assembly and a link
rem *  Note the use of the BAL assembler option to get the
rem *  assembler to produce a TEST.BAL file.  The .BAL file
rem *  should go into the SYSWORK= directory
rem *
run mm370asm test.mlc bal noanim
run mf370lnk test noanim 
rem *