Peter Hunkeler wrote: >My problem is to find which of the 500+ are C/C++ modules. So far I could not >find a way to determine this from the dump. LE remembers which runtime >environments (Cobol, C/C++) are active because some such code has been active >in the enclacve. So I'm hoping that LE keeps some kind of list of modules >loaded by "type", i.e. the various languages it supports.
The CSECTs of the modules are identified by the prefix like CEE (for LE modules), IGZ (for COBOL). I don't know what is the prefix for C/C++. How are these modules compiled? Were they compiled into one big module or are they called dynamically during runtime? >Does anyone happen to know anything that might help me? AMBLIST? I know it is a PITA for 500+ modules. I believe there is a sample utility in the CBT tapes. Perhaps you can ask Sam Golob for help? Alternatively, scan the modules for product names used for compiling the modules, like this 5655S71 for COBOL compiler. Of course, it depends how your dump is written out. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
