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erhema
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Hi All,
My understanding is that the static sub programs load will be present along with the main program's load. Their load are not present seperately.
hence When i try to compile my main program that is currently in production (with NODYNAM option) that calls few static sub program, i did not provide any library since i do not have one that has the subprogram's load.
But my compilation of the main program error out saying 'MEMBER COULD NOT BE INCLUDED FROM THE DESIGNATED CALL LIBRARY' for each of the submodules.
Can any one advise me on this
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Bill O'Boyle
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In order for the Main program to merge a Statically Called sub-program (load module) with itself, the loadlib where the sub-program lives must be included in the SYSLIB concatenation of the Link-Edit step.
Most shops have "canned" procedures for this....
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erhema
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Main Program fails in Link Edit Step.
My question is "Why is the static sub program expecting a seperate load for each of the sub module ?" |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Do the Static Sub-Programs (called by the Main program) also statically CALL other sub-programs and so on and so on (several levels)?
Make sure someone isn't overriding your NODYNAM compile option, via a PARM (for the compiler) or a CBL card (first line in the source module).
Review your compile options in the listing.
Someone in your shop should be able to assist you with this....
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GuyC
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| where else would the link edit find the loadmodules to include in the final loadmodule ? |
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Robert Sample
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| Because a statically linked module exists as an independent load module. That load module must be included in the calling program's load module while compiling and linking the calling program to create the complete load module -- that's why it is a static and not dynamic module. |
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erhema
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HI Bill,
Thanks. I tried giving the load lib where the main program resides in the syslib, because i cannot find the seperate load for the sub modules.
Again this fails. |
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GuyC
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| erhema wrote: |
| ... since i do not have one that has the subprogram's load... |
It's impossible to link edit if you don't have the loadmodules of the static called routines |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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no, what is failing is your inability to understand and acknowledge the info given to you.
as bill said, every shop has standard pre-compile/compile/link/Bind jcl.
why are you using your own garbage - and that is what it is........
talk to your support personnel.
we have nooooooooooooo idea what the names of your load pds's are. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
When these subprograms are changed/compiled/linked, where is the output from the linkedit stored?
As has already been mentioned, there are standard compile/link processes inplace on your system and you should use only these. . .
Several of my clients have terminated people for not using the standard compile processes. . . Just a caution. |
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