From: vince c. <vb...@bt...> - 2007-01-04 15:58:11
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Hi David On Friday 29 December 2006 23:23, David Essex wrote: > > A quick solution is to move the relavent objects from the their > '/usr/local' to the '/usr' sub-directories. > > As for running the test_suite perl script, in the 'lib' directory type > 'make clean' and then 'make static-libs'. > This should enable you to run the test_suite perl script with out any > modifications. > > > Allowing for strong Ram facilities Can I not just > > compile the whole program to link all required > > modules and libraries together and would this be the > > fastest way to load and run? > > I'm not sure what mean. > Have you looked at the 'htcobrun' in the 'cobrun' directory. I mean to link all the program elements / routines / sub programs etc together with all runtime libraries to make a complete running program that can be transferred to any linux system and run as a standalone program. > > I cannot see any documentation on this or what language set > > is available in the compiler at this time. > > Well, English only I'm afraid. I mean here the Cobol Language and syntax as used in Tiny Cobol. I am still not able to run all tests without some failures despite using various versions of gcc including 4.1.1 , 3.3.6 amd 2.96. What is the corrent one to use? Vince. |