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Output files Troubleshooting • JSL source files can be edited using the textedit command or UNIX vi command. The textedit utility is available with the sun operating system. To invoke the editor, bring up a Terminal window and type textedit. For example, open a terminal shell and on the command line, type: textedit BASIC.JSL or vi BASIC.JSL • During the XJDC compilation, if an error is encountered, the compiler prints the error report to the printer. Ensure the first available queue is a PostScript queue. Upon compilation of a JSL source file, the XJDC generates the following: • JSL source listing file .lst or .LST The filename is the name of the JSL file, excluding path information. The case of the file extension corresponds with the case of the file extension of the JSL source file. • Resource listing file .rsc or .RSC The filename is the name of the JSL file, excluding path information. The case of the file extension corresponds with the case of the file extension of the JSL source file. • Zero or more PDL object files of types .JDL .CME .IDR .LIB .PDE .STK .TST All filenames are in upper case and are written to the directory /VM10 where outpath is the output path specified. Files are overwritten if the REPLACE option is selected; otherwise they are renamed to $xx where xx is the first two characters of the file type. • A log file containing messages displayed to the screen XJDC.LOG The log file is written to the directory in which XJDC/Unix is installed and is appended at each invocation of XJDC. System Guide 8- 19

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System Guide
8-19
Troubleshooting
•
JSL source files can be edited using the textedit command or
UNIX vi command. The textedit utility is available with the sun
operating system. To invoke the editor, bring up a Terminal
window and type
textedit
. For example, open a terminal shell
and on the command line, type: textedit BASIC.JSL or vi
BASIC.JSL
•
During the XJDC compilation, if an error is encountered, the
compiler prints the error report to the printer. Ensure the first
available queue is a PostScript queue.
Output files
Upon compilation of a JSL source file, the XJDC generates the
following:
•
JSL source listing file
<filename>.lst or <filename>.LST
The filename is the name of the JSL file, excluding path
information. The case of the file extension corresponds with
the case of the file extension of the JSL source file.
•
Resource listing file
<filename>.rsc or <filename>.RSC
The filename is the name of the JSL file, excluding path
information. The case of the file extension corresponds with
the case of the file extension of the JSL source file.
•
Zero or more PDL object files of types
.JDL .CME
.IDR
.LIB
.PDE
.STK .TST
All filenames are in upper case and are written to the directory
<outpath>/VM10 where outpath is the output path specified.
Files are overwritten if the REPLACE option is selected;
otherwise they are renamed to $xx where xx is the first two
characters of the file type.
•
A log file containing messages displayed to the screen
XJDC.LOG
The log file is written to the directory in which XJDC/Unix is
installed and is appended at each invocation of XJDC.