Frank,
You should have no problems with this as long as the side deck (a lib file
in Windows terminology) is the same for both DLL's. The side deck is used
by the binder (or pre-linker) to generate stub calls to the DLL. As long as
the DLL in the program object library have the same entry data as the DLL in
the HFS, this will work fine.
Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
Western Metal Supply
NOTE: All opinions are strictly my own.
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Subject: Using IBM C
Hi All,
I have newbish question regarding IBM C. Some of the DLLs that I'm looking
to use are distributed by IBM as HFS and as a member of a PDS. I'm doing
most of my editing, compiling and binding in OMVS. My question is, if I'm
binding against the HFS version of the DLL and running the program under
OMVS, can I run the same program using the PDS member of the DLL outside of
OMVS without having to bind against the PDS version?
Thanks
Frank
Development Programmer
Cole Software LLC
www.colesoft.com
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