### MKMSGF - Control Files (OS/2)

The control file (@controlfile) is used to create multiple-code-page message files. The at sign (@) is not part of the file name, but rather, a delimiter required before a control-file name.

The control file has the following format:

Example:

>     root.in root.out /Pcodepage /Ddbcsrang/ctryid /LlangID,VerId
>     sub.001 sub1.out /Pcodepage /Ddbcsrang/ctryid /LlangID,VerId
>                      .
>                      .
>     sub.00n subn.out /Pcodepage /Ddbcsrang/ctryid /LlangID,VerId

The help option (/?) is invalid due to the purpose of the definition file.

Note: Any combination of /P /D /L and /V switches can be used for either the command line or msg_definition_file execution method.

MKMSGF - Make Message File
MKMSGF - Syntax
MKMSGF - /P Option
MKMSGF - /D Option
MKMSGF - /L Option
MKMSGF - /Verbose Option Output
Message Compiler