9828: Binder for Beginners: Things You Ought to Know About Link Editing, Whether You Knew It or Not

Tuesday, August 9, 2011: 12:15 PM-1:30 PM
Europe 1 (Walt Disney World Dolphin )
Speaker: Barry L. Lichtenstein (IBM Corporation)
Handouts
  • 09828 - Binder for Beginners: Things You Ought to Know About Link Editing, Whether You Knew It or Not (297.6 kB)
  • This introductory session will explore the most important classical and traditional uses of the binder, as invoked via batch and by SMP/E, as well as the more often elusive invocations such as buried deep within UNIX makefile scripts.

    After a brief high-level overview of binder processing, we will focus on the most frequently used options and control statements, and on helpful ways to use the outputs when diagnosing link-edit problems or debugging run-time problems.

    Come with your puzzling problems, questions, and suggestions, and we'll open it up to some Q & A to discuss what you and others find most helpful and interesting.

    Tracks: Application Technologies and Architectures and z/OS Systems Programming
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