Be thankful when things are done well
Kudos to the GNUCOBOL developers
I'm compiling and testing COBOL programs. They compile simultaneously in MF and GNU.
Errors are displayed significantly better in GNUCOBOL
Hats off to the GNUCOBOL team, congratulations
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Thanks for your post. Things like this are definitely nice to read from time to time as quite some effort goes also into it (often way more than from time to time).
It is also interesting to have feedback what users like (even more if those parts were relative recently adjusted),
Do you have some examples for the different output (of course I know there are also places where other compilers output better diagnostics, but I work on reducing these parts)?
Also - if you find things were you believe that there is room for improvement - please create a new topic (preferably posting to an existing , if there is one) for each different issue, because apart from "project planning" and what people contributing consider most useful, there's also room to implement other interesting points.
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Thanks to you, the truth is that I'm having a difficult year. Now the only Cobol programmer I had left the company on Monday, September 23, and I also took care of administration and payments.
Now I'll have to deal with finding resources for the day-to-day running of the company, and or transfer a Web programmer to learn Cobol. Finding Cobol experts in this city is very difficult.
I'm the boss and it seems that I'm always putting out fires
Anyway, reality is hard
Regards
P.S. Eugenio, I can't move the post
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Why don't you say exactly what your problem's are regarding your Cobol
suite / applications have ?
I and some other readers are retired and might well have some free time
available to help and if you are prepared to pay a wee fee for it.
Vincent
On 27/09/2024 20:51, Juan Carlos Escartí wrote:
Thanks to you, the truth is that I'm having a difficult year. Now the
only Cobol programmer I had left the company on Monday, September 23,
and I also took care of administration and payments.
Now I'll have to deal with finding resources for the day-to-day
running of the company, and or transfer a Web programmer to learn
Cobol. Finding Cobol experts in this city is very difficult.
I'm the boss and it seems that I'm always putting out fires
Anyway, reality is hard
Be thankful when things are done well
Kudos to the GNUCOBOL developers
I'm compiling and testing COBOL programs. They compile simultaneously in MF and GNU.
Errors are displayed significantly better in GNUCOBOL
Hats off to the GNUCOBOL team, congratulations
I totally agree with what you wrote and I would kindly ask you to add it to the USER REVIEWS.
Thanks for your post. Things like this are definitely nice to read from time to time as quite some effort goes also into it (often way more than from time to time).
It is also interesting to have feedback what users like (even more if those parts were relative recently adjusted),
Do you have some examples for the different output (of course I know there are also places where other compilers output better diagnostics, but I work on reducing these parts)?
Also - if you find things were you believe that there is room for improvement - please create a new topic (preferably posting to an existing , if there is one) for each different issue, because apart from "project planning" and what people contributing consider most useful, there's also room to implement other interesting points.
Thanks to you, the truth is that I'm having a difficult year. Now the only Cobol programmer I had left the company on Monday, September 23, and I also took care of administration and payments.
Now I'll have to deal with finding resources for the day-to-day running of the company, and or transfer a Web programmer to learn Cobol. Finding Cobol experts in this city is very difficult.
I'm the boss and it seems that I'm always putting out fires
Anyway, reality is hard
Regards
P.S. Eugenio, I can't move the post
Hi, wouldn't it be enough to copy and paste instead of moving the post ?
Why don't you say exactly what your problem's are regarding your Cobol
suite / applications have ?
I and some other readers are retired and might well have some free time
available to help and if you are prepared to pay a wee fee for it.
Vincent
On 27/09/2024 20:51, Juan Carlos Escartí wrote: