Hi,
I went through below suggestions and downloaded few VMARC files. I also read
REXX compiler documentation and feel XREF complier option will give me required
results.
I will have to ask my sys admin since I am not sure if compiler is available
for my use, but is it possible for me to download IBM Rexx compiler and
associated libraries?
Thanks.
Nilay
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU] On Behalf
Of Mike Walter
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 11:47 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: EXEC language parser
There quite a number of tools to scan CMS files for character strings.
Everyone seems to have their particular favorite.
My favorite has long been SCANCMS, written in assembler and very fast.
SCANCMS can be found,
courtesy of Fran Hensler, as of May 2008, at:
http://zvm.sru.edu/~DOWNLOAD/
The following files are included in the SCANCMS PACKAGE:
SCANCMS MODULE Z1 V 13720 3 4 9/09/98 10:56:37
SCANCMS TEXT Z1 F 80254 5 9/09/98 10:56:22
SCANCMS LISTING Z1 F121 5703169 9/09/98 10:56:22
SCANCMS ASSEMBLE Z1 F 80 2903 57 9/09/98 10:56:06
SCANCMS ESAFIX Z1 F 80 10 1 9/09/98 10:47:21
SCANCMS AUXFIX Z1 F 80 1 1 9/09/98 10:15:13
SCANCMS CNTRLZ1 F 80 4 1 9/09/98 10:12:55
SCANCMS PACKAGE Z1 F 80 13 1 9/09/98 9:39:09
SCANCMS MACLIB Z1 F 80568 12 9/09/98 9:36:27
SCANCMS NOTESZ1 F 80113 3 5/13/87 14:47:17
SCANCMS HELPTOOL Z5 V 79763 10 3/02/87 14:07:06
I particularly like SCANCMS' simple syntax. The typical syntax is:
SCANCMS /search text/ fn ft fm
There are lots of options.
Another good oldie is SEARCH44 MODULE.
Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.
Les Koehler vmr...@tampabay.rr.com
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03/17/2011 10:10 AM
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Re: EXEC language parser
Isn't SCANFILE MODULE available from the VM Download Library? Even if not,
PIPES
could probably simplify this EXEC.
But it doesn't help analyze the code. Which is why I suggested a good XREF
program. If he has the Rexx Compiler, that might satisfy his need.
Les
Miguel Roman wrote:
Hi,
I wrote this REXX long time ago. I don't know if this is what you're
looking for.
--
/* REXX */
/* Program S4 */
/* Find Number of files on disk and list them */
/* fn = file name | *
ft = file type | *
fm = file mode | *
fs = Search String */
/* For example 'S4 * exec a call' will search any 'exec' that resides on
'A' and will look for string 'call'.
It will exec 'listfile' with the arguments passed, it'll create file
$ACTIVTY LOG A$. It'll use it to locate
the search string and will write files found on file '$SEACH FOUND A' */
parse arg fn ft fm fs
'erase $ACTIVTY LOG A'
'erase $SEACH FOUND A'
'listfile ' fn ft fm ' (stack'
Do x = 1 To queued()
Parse Pull temp
'EXECIO 1 DISKW $ACTIVTY LOG A (STRING' TEMP
End
'EXECIO * DISKR $ACTIVTY LOG A (STEM TEMPFILE. FINIS'
Do x = 1 To TEMPFILE.0
'makebuf'
FileName = TEMPFILE.x
fn = substr(FileName,1,9)
ft = substr(FileName,10,9)
fm = substr(FileName,19,1)
relrec=1
do i=1 by 1
'EXECIO * DISKR ' fn ft fm relrec '(LOCATE /'fs'/'
if rc0 then leave/* end of file */
parse pull relrec absrec .
parse pull rec.i
'EXECIO 1 DISKW $SEACH FOUND A (STRING' File fn ft fm Line absrec
'EXECIO 1 DISKW $SEACH FOUND A (STRING' rec.i
relrec=0
end
rec.0=i-1
'dropbuf'
End
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU] On
Behalf Of Mehta, Nilay
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 3:58 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: EXEC language parser
Hi,
I am trying to create inventory list to show all called procedures from
an EXEC program.
Ideally I require a language parser which parses the syntax but doesn't
execute the code; instead just identifies various aspects of the program
(like called procedures, file definitions etc)
REXX has option that causes commands to be traced but not processed.
TRACE !C
However it doesn't work if calls are made to external procedures (like
PLI or FORTRAN modules etc)
Is there a utility/command which can help me achieve the above?
My system is z/VM 5.2
Thanks.
Example:
Pseudo code:
ABC EXEC
/* */
CALL 'PRDDATE' 'MMDDYY'
ERASE IUDINIT LOG
'EXEC XYZPGM'
WHEN SELECTION = 2
THEN DO
CMPSCHEM
END
'FILEDEF IPPFILE DISK IPPFILE DAT A(LRECL 110
