Determining the number of lines in a VLS Source library
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Is there a utility that counts the number of lines in a VLS source library?
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Release: 15.1
Component: IDEAL
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To find the number of lines in a VLS Source file, you will need to run the VLSUTIL program with a DDname VLSFILE referring to the VLS source file, and the SYSIN command " LIBRARY" (starting in column 2).
Then, to find the line counts for one or more members, refer to the lines with "###L" in columns 20-23. The "L" members are the actual source members. You will need to review the column with the header RCDS (meaning records, or lines) to get the totals you need. You can add these manually or use a program to "read" the LIBRARY listing report.
NOTE: The format of all Datacom reports is subject to change at any time without notice, so any utility that reads a report file may need changes in the future to address report layout changes.
Please see the attached file (VLS#SUM.txt) for a sample proc with DFSORT that can be used to produce a summary report of the number of members and a total count of source lines, for each Ideal System. Using this proc involves adding the IPC loadlib (usually ending with CAVQLOAD) to the proc symbol VLSSTEP, and then calling the proc with the symbol VLSFL set to the VLS Source file name:
//VLS01 EXEC PROC=VLS#SUM,VLSFL=Your.VLS.SOURCE.FILE
The output is self-explanatory:
2023.03.29 IDEAL VLS Member Summary
10:27:13 For VLS file: Your.VLS.SOURCE.FILE
Ideal Member Total
SYS Count Lines
--- --------- ---------------
$ID 52 1,820
COL 12 90
SAM 1 57
WWW 2 218
TOTAL 67 2,185
Further explanation on usage is given within the proc.
Please contact Broadcom support for Datacom if you have further questions.
Additional Information
See also "VLS Utility (VLSUTIL)" section of Datacom Tools documentation
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