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Hi all,
I want to compile 2 PLI source programs A (main program) and B (sub-program), and A calls B using 'DCL B EXT ENTRY ...'. Firstly, I compiled B successfully, but got this error when compiled A:
IEW2456E 9207 SYMBOL B UNRESOLVED. MEMBER COULD NOT BE INCLUDED FROM THE DESIGNATED CALL LIBRARY.
Is there any special compile/link option for compile sub/main program?
How to solve this error?
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Robert Sample
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| Your linkage editor SYSLIB needs to point to the load library you compiled B into. You need linkage editor input of INCLUDE SYSLIB(B) (or whatever you called the load module). |
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Hi Robert,
I tried your suggestion, but I still got error messages as below:
IEW2459W 9206 INCLUDED MEMBER B FAILED TO RESOLVE REFERENCE.
IEW2467E 9224 SYMBOL B REMAINS UNRESOLVED.
I wonder if there's any special compile/link option needed for sub-program or main-program.
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Robert Sample
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No, there are no special requirements to compile subprograms and main programs -- people have been doing it for 50 years now. The error message is telling you, quite plainly, that there is no B to be included in your load module. Recompile your subprogram and add to the linkage editor / binder step:
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//SYSIN DD *
NAME B
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since you obviously have not named your subprogram B in the language as your post claims.
If you continue to have problems, please ensure you have MAP as one of the options on your linkage editor / binder step and post the output of your subprogram compilation linkage editor -- using the CODE tag -- to see what the linkage editor / binder thinks your program is named. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Do you know in which load library the load module for B resides (you should if you compiled B)?
Is this library named in the libraries used for the compile/linkedit? |
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Hi Robert,
I tried your suggestion with 'NAME B' in SYSIN DD, but the problem stills. And I am sure that all the required libraries concatnated in LKED.SYSLIB.
Can you please advise what's 'CODE tag', and how to use it to check the actual load module entry name?
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Garry Carroll
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Can you post the JCL for your compile/link jobs. The 'code tags' can be found above the window where you key your message. There are 'buttons' for bold, italic, underscore, Quote, Code, List, List=, Img and URL. Pease click on 'Code', paste your JCL and click 'Code' again.
Use the preview at bottom of the window to see what will be seen on the forum.
Garry. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Is this library named in the libraries used for the compile/linkedit? |
You didn't answer this. . .
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| I tried your suggestion with 'NAME B' in SYSIN DD, but the problem stills. |
If you have the wrong lib definition, the problem will surely persist. . .
As has been mentoned, you need to show your compile/link jcl fr both. . . |
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