-qoe
In z/OS® XL C/C++,
-qoe specifies the rules that are used when searching for files specified with
#include directives.
In Open XL C/C++ for z/OS,
the -qoe option has some functionally equivalent options as shown in the
following table.
| Options supported by z/OS XL C/C++ | Similar/equivalent options supported by Open XL C/C++ for z/OS |
|---|---|
| -qoe | -mzos-resolve-ambiguous-include=unixfile |
| -qnooe | -mzos-resolve-ambiguous-include=dataset |
| -qoe=<filename> | -iquote <dir> |
| -qnooe=<filename> |
In z/OS XL C/C++,
-q[no]oe=<filename> changes the starting point of include search for z/OS
UNIX files from the
current working directory to the path of the specified filename.
In Open XL C/C++ for z/OS,
-iquote <dir> adds the specified directory after the current working directory
in include search list.
In z/OS XL C/C++,
-qnooe removes the current working directory from quote include search and
disables absolute path name in #include "filename". Open XL C/C++ for z/OS
does not support this function.