Re: Binder attributes

2015-02-18 Thread Barry Lichtenstein
The binder default is REUS=NONE.  There's no option to tell the binder to set 
it based on the inputs (like might be called REUS=MIN).  

The existing attributes, to the extent they are available to the binder, are 
only used to determine if there is a conflict with a specified reusability.  

If you have an existing program module in a library then you can use INCLUDE 
-ATTR to have the binder set the reusability to that of the included module.

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Re: Binder attributes

2015-02-17 Thread Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
In 54e3bc96.10...@comcast.net, on 02/17/2015
   at 04:11 PM, Larry K. Slaten larry.sla...@comcast.net said:

Trying to figure out what utility IEHLIST, AMBLIST,  or EQALMA 
etc. shows the REUSE() attribute for each member being included 
in executable.

None; the attribute is carried globally in the user data of the load
module; there is no tracking by csect, unless the BINDER maintains
more data for program objects.
 
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Binder attributes

2015-02-17 Thread Larry K. Slaten
Trying to figure out what utility IEHLIST, AMBLIST,  or EQALMA etc. 
shows the REUSE() attribute for each member being included in 
executable.  I'm ending up with NOREUS,NORENT,NOREFR and I know that the 
COBOL compiler is passing along RENT, some other included item is 
causing the whole package to be linked with REUSE() attribute of lesser 
value.  IBM doesn't appear to provide such information on the Binder 
output or IEHLIST, AMBLIST, or EQALMA.  I know I can override 
REUSE(RENT) in the JCL, but I would like to see if I can resolve the 
problem by fixing the bad included item.  If I remember correctly the 
VSE Linkage Editor use to provide such info on their link edit output.


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