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RDZPreprocessor
RDZ allows to have a Cobol file which contains proprietary code. Based on this, we can add TypeCobol syntax to any Cobol 85 file. TypeCobol lines will be treated as regular text by RDZ. Cobol 85 lines will be treated as ... Cobol 85.
At demand or each time you save a file containing TypeCobol and Cobol 85, the TypeCobol preprocessor will be called to produce the generated Cobol file. You can then compile this generated Cobol file by a Cobol 85 compiler.
This rely on preprocessor.
You must add a new (or modify an existing) property group.
Right click on a file or folder, then choose Property Groups > Associate Property Group
or Property Groups > Edit Associated Property Group
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On the property group, there is "Cobol" tab and then you choose "Local preprocessor".
Just click on "New" and configure the TypeCobol preprocessor.
The command line is:
-d DIAGNOSTIC_FILE -s SKELETON -e rdz -y INTRINSIC_TYPES```
Here you can see the configuration Inside RDZ:
[[images/RDZPreprocessor.PNG]]
Introduction
TypeCobol language
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In a nutshell
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TypeCobol concepts
TypeCobol Editor
(Type)Cobol parser API
TypeCobol architecture
- Glossary
- Main phases
- How to extend the grammar and semantic check (full example)
- File
- Text
- Code analysis steps
- Program class parser
- Type checker
- Error handler
- Grammars Composition
- Code generation
- Compilation process
(Type)Cobol concepts / reference doc
Contributing