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boo_sri
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Hi -
I am trying to execute the C program with OMP option enabled in the ZOS environment enables. I am getting the error message "IEW2456E 9207 SYMBOL _xlsmpParRegionSetup_TPO UNRESOLVED. MEMBER COULD NOT BE INCLUDED FROM THE DESIGNATED CALL
LIBRARY.
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I am not able debug this and need help.
Please find the below program and spool result as attachment.
Program
U124514.C.SRCLIB(SAMPLE02) - 01.11
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <omp.h>
#include <omp.h>
void main()
{
#pragma omp parallel
{
printf("Hello world\n");
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boo_sri
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Hi -
I didn't get any response. Please respond. |
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Nic Clouston
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You did not get any response for many reasons:
1) You waited only 2 hours and most of the people who could possibly help were in a different timezone to you and would probably be sleeping
2) it is a C question and you posted in the COBOL section of the forum
3) You have already posted this elsewhere - the response will be the same: find out where the missing module is and include that in your binder step. If you cannot find out yourself then get your support group or colloeagues to help you
4) The people who help on the forum do so on a voluntary basis, for free and if they are interested. If you want quick response then pay someone for their assistance. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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people answer on their own time, free of charge
when and if they feel like
soliciting for an answer - just after 2 hours from the original question -
will probably put Your questions in the ignore list |
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daveporcelan
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I was very late to this pile on party.....
What exactly is your expectation of this forum?
What response time do you expect from the members?
How much C program with OMP option enabled in the ZOS environment enables expertise do you think is out there?
Do you feel as though asking for a response after only 1:45 is rude? (no smiley faces please). |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Also, Enrico's signature that says gives answers to most of our concers/issues;I learned so far many things by simply following that and it helps preventing asking the repetative questions.
This is the snapshot .e.g. which you could have also got.
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IEW2456E
SYMBOL symbol UNRESOLVED. MEMBER COULD NOT BE INCLUDED FROM THE DESIGNATED CALL LIBRARY. [NAME SPACE = name-space]
Explanation:
The 'symbol' displayed is not a member name in SYSLIB or in the designated call library, or errors were encountered when attempting to include the module. The symbol remains unresolved.
Name space indicates the type of external symbol being referenced, and can have one of these values:
1.normal external names
2.pseudo register names
3.parts (usually external data items such as data items in C writable static)
Name space will not be printed if its value is 1.
System action:
Processing continues.
User response:
Correct the reference or make the missing entry available to the binder by (1) adding the member to SYSLIB, (2) adding an alias of that name to an existing member, (3) INCLUDEing a module which contains the missing entry point, (4) providing a LIBRARY control statement to direct the binder to a different library during autocall processing, or (5) correct the source of the INCLUDE error.
Correct the symbol reference in the source program or make the missing entry available to the binder. Making the entry available can include any of the following:
1.Adding the name as an alias or member to in SYSLIB.
2. Providing an AUTOCALL control statement pointing to a library that can resolve the name.
3. INCLUDEing a module that contains the missing entry point
4.Providing a LIBRARY control statement to direct the binder to an additional library during final autocall processing.
5.Correcting an existing INCLUDE, AUTOCALL, or LIBRARY control statement.
6.If you are driving the binder from some other program, such as SMP/E or c89, you might need to correct or extend the library specifications you are providing to that program. If such a program generates AUTOCALL statements, they are applied before final autocall processing, and are not used recursively unless the library names are repeated.
Source:
Binder
Detecting Module:
IEWBBRBA |
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PeterHolland
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| I miss a closing curly bracket "}" for your main block. |
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