C++ problems

Grant Goodale · Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2023 8:47 pm

I hope that I am posting this in the proper forum.

I have a C++ program that is compiled with a parm of CXX SOURCE.
The pre-link uses a parm of MAP,NOER
The bind uses a parm of AMODE=31,RMODE=24,MAP,NORENT,CASE=MIXED
I execute this with a runtime parm of POSIX(ON),MSGFILE(SYSOUT),TERMTHDACT(MSG)

When I execute, I immediately receive:

USER COMPLETION CODE=4093 REASON CODE=00000070

I have done Google searches for this and they seem to say that this might be caused by:
(1) Insufficient memory (I have REGION=0M)
(2) There was no main() (I do have one that shows up on the BIND - it is not entered)
(3) LE was not initialized

One day ago, it was working so I think that I must have messed up my parms.

I would appreciate any ideas for solving this one.

Pedro · Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2023 12:17 am

Do you really need RMODE=24?

That is the only thing that looks suspicious to me.

And it probably depends on what else is going on in the address space. It might be that previous work is using up all of the 24bit storage.

Grant Goodale · Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2023 11:04 pm

Thanks for the suggestion but that did not solve the problem.

This is a batch step so the only thing in the address space is the initiator.

I am going to try various combinations to see if they can make any difference.

Grant Goodale · Posted: Thu Aug 17, 2023 1:52 am

Found the problem - a bone-head mistake on my part. Forgot to include the CSECT that contained the main().

I have been doing this stuff since 1965 so I guess my brain is overfull!