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Edward Nelson
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Hi,
Are there any REXX commands which would help in finding out the memory occupied by a COBOL working storage variable ?
The requirement is to develop a REXX tool which will create a report listing all the variables used in a COBOL program along with the memory occupied by those variables.
Any pointers will be highly appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
Edward. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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unless You want to reimplement Yourself in REXX all the quirks of compiling a cobol fragment
the fastest and reasonable way is to analyse the listings of the compilations
but if You google or search the forum You might find some <partial> implementations |
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Bill Woodger
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| Print the listing. Burst all the pages. Staple together those mapping the data division. Use correcting-fluid to blank out the Compile information on the top line of each page and replace with "Dun by Rexx". |
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prino
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| Edward Nelson wrote: |
Hi,
Are there any REXX commands which would help in finding out the memory occupied by a COBOL working storage variable ?
The requirement is to develop a REXX tool which will create a report listing all the variables used in a COBOL program along with the memory occupied by those variables. |
And which  moron gave you this requirement? |
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Pedro
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| replace with "Dun by Rexx". |
LIKE button! |
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