VS Cobol runtime with C modules on AIX 3.1
Bjorn Engsig
bengsig at oracle.nl
Fri Sep 21 18:01:35 AEST 1990
We have encountered a problem with external C functions together with cobol
runtime systems for unlinked environment.
Given a cobol source a.cbl using a call to a C routine, provided in b.c,
the following will work as specified:
$ cob -u a.cbl
$ cc -c b.c
$ cob -vxe "" -o rtsb b.o
where the verbose output from the last step shows that cobol finds the
external symbols in b.o. Executing
$ rtsb a
works as expected.
If, however, the object from the C compilation is passed through the linker,
i.e.
$ cc -c b.c
$ ld -r -o b2.o b.o
$ cob -vxe "" -o rtso b2.o
the verbose message from cob says that no external symbols are found in b2.o,
and executing gives the message:
Load error : file 'CFUNC'
error code: 173, pc=DFF85FFC, call=1, seg=0
1203 173 Called program file not found in drive/directory
where 'CFUNC' is the first external C function to be called from the cobol
program.
Did anybody else see this? Is there a workaround (except not feeding the
stuff through the linker)?
I can provide examples of a.cbl and b.c if necessary. Thanks for any help.
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