CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES Statement
Purpose
Code the CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES statement to generate a list of installation-added entry points in CP which are to be called during system initialization.
How to Specify
The CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES statement is optional; if specified, you can include as many statements as you need as long as the total number of entry points does not exceed 500.
You can place CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES statements anywhere in the system configuration file. If you specify more than one statement with the same operands, the last operand definition overrides any previous specifications.
Operands
- entry point name
- is the installation-defined entry point which is to be called during system initialization. The variable entry point name is a 1-character to 8-character identifier. This must be a valid CP entry point, which can be located with the CP LOCATE command. The entry point must be MP (multi-processor)-capable and use a dynamic savearea.
Usage Notes
- Entry points listed must be included in the CP module.
- CP will schedule each of the specified entry points for execution during the system initialization process. However, the entry points may not run until after initialization is complete.
Examples
To specify LOCALMOD, USERMOD, and XMOD as entry points to be started during system
initialization, code the following CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES statement:
CP_ADDON_INITIALIZE_ROUTINES LOCALMOD,USERMOD,XMOD