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kovur
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Hi Friends,
I know that IGYCRCTL will compile the program and it will create object code. IEWL will take this object code as input and it will create load module. Will IEWL add or delete any thing to convert the object code into load module.
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umasankarmf
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Hi kovur,
IEWL links the object code to the load module. |
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Aaru
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Kovur,
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| Will IEWL add or delete any thing to convert the object code into load module |
IEWL is a link-editor available and it link-edits the OBJ to create a load module. I dont think there are any manuals explaining as to how this conversion is done.
But as a developer why are you concerned about that? All you need is a load module to execute your JOB. |
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kovur
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Hi Umasankar,
Thanks for your reply. I want to know that, how IEWL will convert the non executable object code into executable load module.
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Kovur. |
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umasankarmf
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Hi kovur,
As per 'Aaru' said, there are no manuals to explain this. That is the machine code conversion. So I think no need to concentrate on that, like whats going on behind the machine for conversion. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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