Defining compiler input and output
You need to define several kinds of data sets that the compiler uses to do its work. The compiler takes input data sets and libraries and produces various types of output, including object code, listings, and messages. The compiler also uses utility data sets during compilation.
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Defining the library-processing output file (SYSMDECK)