Migration of programs to PAM-LLMs

PAM-LLMs differ from (conventional) LLMs because of the “container” in which they are stored:

• a PAM-LLM is stored in a PAM file

• an LLM is stored in a program library as a type L element.

In their internal layout LLMs and PAM-LLMs are identical. Consequently the information in this chapter on migrating programs to LLMs also applies for migrating to PAM-LLMs.

The benefit of migrating programs to PAM-LLMs instead of LLMs is that the commands for the call do not need to be changed: The command /EXEC HUGO, /START-PROGRAM HUGO or /START-EXECUTABLE-PROGRAM HUGO starts the object located in the HUGO file, regardless of whether a program or a PAM-LLM is involved.