This appendix describes the GDDM sample application programs that are
supplied with this release of GDDM.
These sample programs are supplied with the GDDM base product:
- Sample 1
- A program that draws a simple line graph. A version of this
program is provided in each of these languages:
Language Program name
C/370 ADMUSB1
COBOL ADMUSC1
FORTRAN ADMUSF1
PL/I ADMUSP1
(A special PL/I version is provided for the IMS subsystem.)
- Sample 2
- A program to display an alphanumeric panel. A version of this
program is provided in each of these languages:
Language Program name
C/370 ADMUSB2
COBOL ADMUSC2
FORTRAN ADMUSF2
PL/I ADMUSP2
- Sample 3
- A program that shows line types, colors, and patterns. Versions
of this program are provided in PL/I, (ADMUSP3) and in C/370
(ADMUSB3).
- Sample 4
- ADMUSP4, which is a graphics editor program, written in PL/I,
that allows pictures to be created. This sample program is
designed to run on a workstation; the pictures created by this
program can be drawn on a plotter attached to the workstation.
- Sample 8
- ADMUTMT (for TSO), and ADMUTMV (for VM/CMS), both provide a
sample task manager that demonstrates the use of GDDM's
windowing functions. Both versions of this program are written
in PL/I.
You can find general information on how to compile, link-edit, and run the
PL/I versions of samples 1, 2, 3, and 4 in "Compiling the programs" in
topic A.6.1. Sample 8 is a special case and is discussed in "Sample
program 8" in topic A.5.
- REXX
- Six REXX sample programs are also supplied on the GDDM Base
tape. You can invoke these programs by typing their names and
pressing ENTER. The names of the REXX sample programs are as
follows:
- ERXMODEL
- ERXPROTO
- ERXTRY
- ERXMENU
- ERXOPWIN
- ERXORDER
The functions of these programs are discussed in "REXX sample
programs" in topic A.7.
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