Howard Brazee wrote:
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 23:22:34 +0900, David Crayford
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For several reasons. Firstly, because your typical dynamically loaded
COBOL or HLASM program is monolithic with one entry point and a
parameter list. If you have lots of entry points you have
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 23:22:34 +0900, David Crayford
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>For several reasons. Firstly, because your typical dynamically loaded
>COBOL or HLASM program is monolithic with one entry point and a
>parameter list. If you have lots of entry points you have to load and
>delete lo
David Crayford wrote:
Steve Comstock wrote:
DLLs are overrated by people who are not aware of
how normal dynamic linkages work in z/OS. But one
must deal with them, since they are becoming more
and more common.
That depends on what language you code in. For C/C++ DLLs are a godsend.
Why d
Steve Comstock wrote:
DLLs are overrated by people who are not aware of
how normal dynamic linkages work in z/OS. But one
must deal with them, since they are becoming more
and more common.
That depends on what language you code in. For C/C++ DLLs are a godsend.
Jürgen Weber wrote:
Steve,
thanks very much for the exhaustive resume of cobol call options.
I am looking for a way to use dynamic and dlls calls together from one load
module. This is possible by linking with DYNAM and calling the DLL
explicitly with dllload. Of course, for DLLs that export lo
Steve,
thanks very much for the exhaustive resume of cobol call options.
I am looking for a way to use dynamic and dlls calls together from one load
module. This is possible by linking with DYNAM and calling the DLL
explicitly with dllload. Of course, for DLLs that export lots of functions,
this
Jürgen Weber wrote:
Hi,
this certainly isn't the first posting with this subject, but after reading
the old postings I still have a question:
As I understand, the linker allows you to use either dynamic calls or DLL
calls. You can combine the call types if you have the linker create dynamic
cal
Hi,
this certainly isn't the first posting with this subject, but after reading
the old postings I still have a question:
As I understand, the linker allows you to use either dynamic calls or DLL
calls. You can combine the call types if you have the linker create dynamic
calls and code a DLL call
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