Comments
A comment is specified by starting with the (#) character.
When using the (#) character, the following rules apply:
- If the first non-blank character on a line of the SYSIN file is the (#) character, the rest of the line is ignored.
- If ABO sees a (#) character, which is preceded by a blank, on an input line of SYSIN file, the rest of the line is ignored.
Example 1
#BOPT IN=DD:SYSBIN OUT=SYSBOUT #BOPT IN=SYSBIN OUT=SYSBOUTIn example 1, both of the BOPT directives are commented out. On the first line, the # character is in column 1 and the rest of the line is ignored. On the second line, the first non-blank character is the # character and the rest of the line is ignored.
Example 2
# Optimizing all members of library # Note: we don't compile a member optimized earlier and found in the OUT dataset BOPT IN=SYSBIN(*) OUT=SYSBOUT REPLACE=NExample 2 shows adding two full lines of informational comments to the SYSIN file.
Example 3
BOPT IN=SYSBIN(*) OUT=SYSBOUT #In example 3, the # character at the end of a line is ignored.
Example 4
BOPT IN=SYSBIN(*) OUT=SYSBOUT #optimizing library filesExample 4 shows adding a comment after a directive.