On 29/04/2014 10:03 PM, John Gilmore wrote:
I agree with David Crayford that "LE C" is not really suitable for exit writing. Even with it, however, the environment can be initialized just once, saved for repeated use, and cleaned up/eliminated (or not) at the end of processing.
CEEPIPI works fine for persistent environments but you will need to anchor the environment somewhere and front-end the LE exit program with a stub written in assembler (or Metal/C etc). Having thought about it a little bit more that may actually be worth it for some use cases (subsystem) but probably not for a RACF exit.
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