Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Preprocessor

[deu439 <de...@az...>]

David Essex wrote:

> Assuming you mean C structures, '01' levels can be consided to provide
> equivalent functionality (with the C 'pragma pack(1)' directive).

Thanks, but I _didnt_ mean structures.

Typedef; can be used for define new data type/structures.
So I can declare new variable/struct with defined aligment.

Like this:

#################
//define data type "NAME"
typedef struct{
int a;
int b;
}NAME;

main(){
//declare struct
//with "NAME" aligment
NAME declared_struct;
}
#################

Sorry whether it's too intuitive.


I found documentation of LINKAGE section in IBM web.
Well I can define the data structure in LINKAGE section and next rewrite
address of this structure to any other address, but it's too
intricately.
First I must acquire lenght of structure, allocate memory, until I can
rewrite the address.

Any other ideas, how can I do it in tiny cobol?

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