In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 02/26/2007
at 09:39 AM, Steven Shore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I m looking for information ( manuals, other resources) on size
>limits on the mainframe
>Working on an Cobol application that is quite large, currently
>almost 100 000 lines of code and growing. About 100 programs
>statically linked with one load module
>( not my design)
Check the Program Management documentation for BINDER and Linkage
Editor limits. Personally I'd be more concerned with the size of
individual source modules and with the sizes of data areas than with
the load module size.
>How do you determine how much memory is needed to compile it?
Do you recompile everything every time you change one source module?
If so, why?
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