Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] problems with string in dynamic libraries

[Ferran P. <fer...@re...>]

All this problems seem cause because the runtime librari is not linked 
with the routine, only is linked with the main program, andf the main 
program only is linked with the modules he needs, if it doesn't use the 
string is not linked with the string module (inside the libhtcobol.a).

I think that a lot of problems of this kind can be resolvend if we 
generate the runtime as a shared object (only one file). and linke this 
shared object with the main programs and the routines.

Another good thing about this is that we won't need to link all the 
executables or modules with curses libdb or libltdl. We only link this 
with the runtime and the porogrames only need to be linked with the runtime.

I exposed this beforte summer (now is sammer in Spain) and now I will 
begin working on this. By now you can try to link the modules manually 
and link them correctly.



Hudson Reis wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I'm had problems using string. When I use the verb string in a shared library it isn't work(isn't called from a main program).
>
>I'm attaching the programs below:
>
>sgc0000a.cob -> main program. (should be compiled as a binary)
>sgc0000b.cob -> subprogram.   (should be compiled as a shared library)
>
>Thanks.
>Hudson
>  
>


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