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From: Burke C. <bu...@bs...> - 2005-05-27 21:49:09
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I can compile and run programs with htcobol. My question is about COBOL programs that CALL my other COBOL programs. I do not know about linking of executables, and am asking about general direction. I have about 30 large COBOL programs that run in a combination process. Some are CALL'ed and return, and some do not return. They "link" in my old terminology. The latter progressively and selectively CALL other of the programs. The COBOL I use has a "CALL PROGRAM [name]" statement that works like a CALL and then a CANCEL (of the caller). The COBOL I use finds programs by name in an object file directory, with no special "library" setup. I believe I want to put all of these programs in one or two dynamic link libraries. If two, one would be for "standard" functions that always return to the caller. If this is the right direction, please confirm. I can get the details of building dll's. |