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Dan Zheng
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This is an ISPF application written by C/C++. When I start it on one of my Mainframe environment, OC1 abend happens with the error something like ISPLINK error. See the attachment.
Is there anybody has seen similar error before? I want to know if this is possibly caused by environment setup or my C/C++ codes, such as there is null pointer kinds of mistakes. Thank you. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
The "screen shot" has been removed. Please do not post
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Instead . . .
Use copy/paste and the Code tag. There is a Preview function that will allow you to see your post as it will appear to the forum. When the post appears as you want, Submit. |
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Pedro
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| I want to know if this is possibly caused by .... my C/C++ codes, such as there is null pointer kinds of mistakes. |
Yes, it is possible. In fact, I think it is likely.
1. check that the linkage editor or binder ended with RC=0 when you created the load module.
2. If you are calling ISPLINK, how are you getting addressability to it?
3. It could be a storage overlay.
4. or as you suggest, how do you set the pointers? |
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