tiny-cobol-users

Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Fixed a bit but there's another question

[Carlucio L. <car...@te...>]

On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:50:31 -0800 (PST)
"Dilsia A. Martinez" <di...@ya...> wrote:

> 
> 
> Dear TinyCOBOL Users:
> 
>   I've rewritten the program hello world but now it
> gives me the following error:
> 
> C:\TinyCOBOL>htcobol hello.cob
> hello.cob:     6: error: syntax error on or before '.'
> hello.cob      6: error: unknown or wrong statement,
> on or before '.'
> 
> 
> My program is written as follows:
> 
> IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
> PROGRAM-ID. HELLO.
> DATA DIVISION.
> PROCEDURE DIVISION.
> DISPLAY   'HELLO WORLD'.
> STOP RUN.

apend one line before STOP RUN.

I not use Windows, compiling Linux not error,ok:

carlucio@carlinux1:~/estudo_cobol$ htcobol hello.cob
carlucio@carlinux1:~/estudo_cobol$ ./hello 
HELLO WORLD
carlucio@carlinux1:~/estudo_cobol$ htcobol -V
TinyCOBOL - pre alpha 0.62.11 (linux-gnu 2005/11/08)
(C) 1991, 1993, 1999-2005 Rildo Pragana et. al.
carlucio@carlinux1:~/estudo_cobol$ 


bye

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[Tiny-cobol-users] Fixed a bit but there's another question

[Dilsia A. M. <di...@ya...>]

Dear TinyCOBOL Users:

  I've rewritten the program hello world but now it
gives me the following error:

C:\TinyCOBOL>htcobol hello.cob
hello.cob:     6: error: syntax error on or before '.'
hello.cob      6: error: unknown or wrong statement,
on or before '.'


My program is written as follows:

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. HELLO.
DATA DIVISION.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
DISPLAY   'HELLO WORLD'.
STOP RUN.



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[Tiny-cobol-users] Hi from Puerto Rico

[Dilsia A. M. <di...@ya...>]

Good evening:

  My name is Dilsia Martínez, student of Science in
Computers at Interamerican University of Puerto Rico
Ponce Campus, and I chose TinyCOBOL to do the
classwork; but I'm confronting some problems. 

   I've installed version 0.63 from TinyCOBOL web page
and the needed packages. When I to run the Hello
Program it says:

C:\TinyCOBOL>htcobol hello.cob

'as.exe' , is not recognized as an internal or
external command,operable program or batch file

Do I need to install anythig else?

My Specs:

WinXP SP2 build 5.6
512 RAM
40 GB hd

Packages Installed
tinyCOBOL ver 0.63 mingw32
yacc 1.9.3
gcc 3.4.5
pdcurses
All actual versions fron the TinyCOBOL page

Thanks a lot,

Dilsia Martínez
Villalba, Puerto Rico
e-mail:di...@ya...




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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] TinyCobol not allow me to read NEXT record in indexed file

[Glen C. <gl...@wi...>]

At 03:59 PM Thursday 23/3/06, =?gb2312?q?=CE=B0=20=B9=F9?= wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm testing the use of indexed file, and trying to
>read record one by one by using READ NEXT. However the
>record pointer does not seem to move. Can someone
>please tell me if I have missed anything here? Please
>see the attached sample code to illustrate this.
>
>Thanks
>David
>
><snip> the nearly OK code.


G'day David,
     There are a couple of errors/typos in your code that "jump" at me.....

OPEN INPUT  randFile
    this is not an appropriate open-mode for your program - try I-O
    Actually the compiler should have caught this

You have defined the RECORD KEY as PIC X(2) but in several places you move 
numeric data to it - also would have expected compiler errors.

    Check the syntax of your START statement --- IIRC, it should be summat 
like....
   START your-file-name KEY IS { EQUAL TO | NOT LESS THAN } start-value
      INVALID KEY imperative-statement.

That should clean up the worst of your compiler errors.

HTH
Glen

[Tiny-cobol-users] TinyCobol not allow me to read NEXT record in indexed file

[<dav...@ya...>]

Hi,

I'm testing the use of indexed file, and trying to
read record one by one by using READ NEXT. However the
record pointer does not seem to move. Can someone
please tell me if I have missed anything here? Please
see the attached sample code to illustrate this.

Thanks
David

---
       IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. RandTest.

       ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
       INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION.
       FILE-CONTROL.
       SELECT randFile ASSIGN TO "random.txt"
           ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED
           ACCESS IS DYNAMIC
           RECORD KEY IS keyId.

       DATA DIVISION.
       FILE SECTION.
       FD  randFile.
       01  rc-file.
           05  keyId        PIC X(2).
           05  info         PIC X(10).

       PROCEDURE DIVISION.

           OPEN INPUT  randFile

           MOVE "40" TO keyId
           WRITE rc-file
               INVALID KEY DISPLAY 'Invalid: ' keyId
               NOT INVALID KEY DISPLAY '[' keyId ']
ok'
           END-WRITE

           MOVE 10 TO keyId
           WRITE rc-file
               INVALID KEY DISPLAY 'Invalid: ' keyId
               NOT INVALID KEY DISPLAY '[' keyId ']
ok'
           END-WRITE

           MOVE 30 TO keyId
           WRITE rc-file
               INVALID KEY DISPLAY 'Invalid: ' keyId
               NOT INVALID KEY DISPLAY '[' keyId ']
ok'
           END-WRITE


           MOVE 10 TO keyId
           START randFile
               INVALID KEY DISPLAY 'failed'
               STOP RUN
           END-START

           READ randFile NEXT RECORD
           DISPLAY 'record 1=' rc-file.

      *    record pointer is not moving to the next
      *    record, any idea?

           READ randFile NEXT RECORD
           DISPLAY 'record 2=' rc-file.

           CLOSE randFile

           STOP RUN.



		
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[Tiny-cobol-users] problems PRO COBOL- TINYCOBOL

[Claeys J.C. <jc_...@mu...>]

Hi,

=20

Sorry for my English...............

=20

=20

I am beginning with use of PRO COBOL and TINY COBOL on Linux.

=20

For TINYCOBOL only , all seams to be all wright. I can run many programs
written earlier with IBM COBOL on aix machine. This programs are
programs using only flat files in input/output modes. I use this command
to compile :  htcobol -F pgname.cob

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Now , I try to use PRO COBOL with programs including sql statements.

=20

First I use   this command  : procob  pgname.pco

=20

It works well and create two files pgname.lis and pgname.cob.

=20

When I try to compile , I use two different ways but it works not very
well.

=20

1.                   htcobol -F pgname.cob

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                        that gives this messages :
testcob.o(.text+0xd25): In function `main':

                                                               :
undefined reference to `SQLADR'=20

=20

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testcob.o(.text+0xea1): In function `main':

                                                               :
undefined reference to `SQLBEX'=20

=20

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2.                   htcobol  -F -C pgname.cob

=20

                        that creates a file with name    pgname without
wrong messages.

=20

                        When I try to execute   pgname (typing pgname at
command line) , I receive :

=20

                        *** RT Error: dynamic library call "SQLADR" not
found!

                        *** RT Error: dynamic library call "SQLBEX" not
found!

=20

Is this probably a variable missing ???????

=20

Can anybody help me ???

=20

Many thanks in advance

=20

=20

                       =20

Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Exporting COBOL programs to others.

[Rildo P. <ri...@pr...>]

Hi John,
John R. Culleton wrote:

>Consider the case where I write a program and want to share it with
>other Linux users who do not have COBOL installed. Is it
>possible to compile a program in standalone mode so that it does
>not require a runtime file? If not, can the COBOL runtime file
>just be included in a tarball and put in the same directory as
>the executable program? 
>
>
>  
>
Of course, you can.  There are two ways of doing that. The first, by 
distributing the shared library htcobol.so (the runtime), the other way 
by linking with it statically. To generate a static linked program, you 
remove your htcobol.so and make sure you have the static library 
htcobol.a. So if the linker only find this other library, it will 
include it in your binaries (executable).

best regards,
Rildo

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[Tiny-cobol-users] Exporting COBOL programs to others.

[John R. C. <jo...@we...>]

Consider the case where I write a program and want to share it with
other Linux users who do not have COBOL installed. Is it
possible to compile a program in standalone mode so that it does
not require a runtime file? If not, can the COBOL runtime file
just be included in a tarball and put in the same directory as
the executable program? 


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[Tiny-cobol-users] Call for COBOL User Group Leaders

[COBUG: C. U. G. <co...@co...>]

Hello,

Have you ever thought about a COBOL user group being in your local area?

Well, this call for COBOL user group leaders is an opportunity for you 
to participate in building a local COBOL community in your area. You can 
join other user group leaders in your local area to form a 3-5 person 
leadership committee that will help build a local COBOL user group.

As a COBOL user group leader, you will benefit from the visibility, 
knowledge transfer, networking with experienced COBOL users in your 
local area, and vendor support. Your involvement will contribute to the 
advancement and promotion of the COBOL language.

You have the opportunity to make a difference and join our effort to put 
in motion the development of local COBOL user groups. The COBOL User 
Groups (COBUG) <http://www.cobug.com/> has more than 600 registered 
members. We have formed an association with a number of vendors with a 
willingness to support local COBOL user groups.

We have many vendors and members that have signed up to speak and give 
presentations at user group meetings. There are many members that have 
signed up as volunteers to support local user groups. COBUG has the 
resources to support building local COBOL user groups.

So, GET INVOLVED today in building a local COBOL user group in your 
area! If you would like to participate in the leadership of a local 
COBOL user group, please contact COBUG at cob...@co... 
<http://us.f365.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=cob...@co...&Subj=COBOL%20%20%20User%20Group%20%20Leader>.

Sincerely,

COBOL User Groups: COBUG
http://www.cobug.com <http://www.cobug.com/>

[Tiny-cobol-users] MySQL

[Rod S. <rod...@ya...>]

Does anybody have a MySQL example for use with
Tiny-cobol?


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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Writing records without <CR>

[Rildo P. <ri...@pr...>]

Hi Magee,

Magee Marion wrote:

>I've just re-read my previous post.  It does seem confusing now.  The
>school is running redhat linux x64 which I also have at home.  *nix/Dos
>line endings I have an understanding of.  The cobol programs I write at
>school do not output the <cr>'s, just traditional linux line ending
><lf>.  Tiny cobol 0.63, which I compiled using -m32 with gcc, inserts
><cr>s into the output file each and every time I use WRITE print-rec
>AFTER...  If I use ORGANIZATION LINE SEQUENTIAL, they go away but then
>the lines are not 79 characters long anymore(trailing spaces removed)  I
> know that if I ftp or sftp an output file back to my school account,
>each <cr><lf> combination will be converted to an <lf>.  I also have
>received a nice text file with some 'sed' options.  I am interested in
>knowing if there is a way to turn these <cr>s off completely, is this
>something built into tiny cobol that cannot be changed, or the
>possibility that I have compiled the thing wrong.
>
>Marion C. Magee
>Student/ECU
>ma...@cs...
>918-448-1133
>508-421-9681
>
>
>Marion C. Magee wrote:
>  
>
>>I have looked just about to the end of the internet and have not found
>>any help for this problem:  The cobol class I am taken at ECU uses Open
>>Cobol which does not introduce a <CR> into any record writen to a file
>>with 'WRITE print-rec' or 'WRITE print-rec AFTER...'. It just leaves a
>>nice 0x10 each place a line break should be.  I've tried different
>>SELECT ... ORGANIZATION combinations with no luck...Question: Is there a
>>way to turn this off in Tiny-Cobol? or do I have to manually hex my
>>output files to remove the 0x13's ? Thanks much
>>
>>    
>>
>
>  
>
TinyCobol reads both CR and CR-LF terminated lines, if you declare the 
file as line-sequential. As about the writing of those files... well, it 
just sticks to the most known standard for this kind of file, which is 
the dual character (CR-LF) version, even in *nix/linux.
Anyway, there are a lot of programs which converts between those 
formats, even a text editor like "vim" does the job easily.

best regards,
Rildo

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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Writing records without <CR>

[Magee M. <ma...@cs...>]

I've just re-read my previous post.  It does seem confusing now.  The
school is running redhat linux x64 which I also have at home.  *nix/Dos
line endings I have an understanding of.  The cobol programs I write at
school do not output the <cr>'s, just traditional linux line ending
<lf>.  Tiny cobol 0.63, which I compiled using -m32 with gcc, inserts
<cr>s into the output file each and every time I use WRITE print-rec
AFTER...  If I use ORGANIZATION LINE SEQUENTIAL, they go away but then
the lines are not 79 characters long anymore(trailing spaces removed)  I
 know that if I ftp or sftp an output file back to my school account,
each <cr><lf> combination will be converted to an <lf>.  I also have
received a nice text file with some 'sed' options.  I am interested in
knowing if there is a way to turn these <cr>s off completely, is this
something built into tiny cobol that cannot be changed, or the
possibility that I have compiled the thing wrong.

Marion C. Magee
Student/ECU
ma...@cs...
918-448-1133
508-421-9681


Marion C. Magee wrote:
> I have looked just about to the end of the internet and have not found
> any help for this problem:  The cobol class I am taken at ECU uses Open
> Cobol which does not introduce a <CR> into any record writen to a file
> with 'WRITE print-rec' or 'WRITE print-rec AFTER...'. It just leaves a
> nice 0x10 each place a line break should be.  I've tried different
> SELECT ... ORGANIZATION combinations with no luck...Question: Is there a
> way to turn this off in Tiny-Cobol? or do I have to manually hex my
> output files to remove the 0x13's ? Thanks much
> 

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[Tiny-cobol-users] Writing records without <CR>

[Marion C. M. <ma...@cs...>]

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I have looked just about to the end of the internet and have not found
any help for this problem:  The cobol class I am taken at ECU uses Open
Cobol which does not introduce a <CR> into any record writen to a file
with 'WRITE print-rec' or 'WRITE print-rec AFTER...'. It just leaves a
nice 0x10 each place a line break should be.  I've tried different
SELECT ... ORGANIZATION combinations with no luck...Question: Is there a
way to turn this off in Tiny-Cobol? or do I have to manually hex my
output files to remove the 0x13's ? Thanks much

- --
Marion C. Magee
Student/ECU
ma...@cs...
918-448-1133
508-421-9681
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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Tinycobol on Debian linux

[Carlucio L. <car...@te...>]

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:13:23 +0800
"Hopetoun Telecentre" <ho...@co...> wrote:
> 
> I keep getting sybtax errors and conflicting types in scan.c and scan.l when I try to compile tinycobol.  I am running the latest version of Debian Linux and I have downloaded and installed yacc-1.9.3 etc off the tinycobol web site.
> 
ii  btyacc         3.0-4          Backtracking parser generator based on byacc
ii  byacc          1.9.1-1.1      The Berkeley LALR parser generator
rc  flex           2.5.31-31      A fast lexical analyzer generator.
ii  flex-old       2.5.4a-6       The old version of the fast lexical analyzer
ii  gcc            3.3.5-3        The GNU C compiler
ii  gcc-3.3        3.3.5-13       The GNU C compiler
ii  gcc-3.3-base   3.3.5-13       The GNU Compiler Collection (base package)
ii  libgcc1        3.4.3-13       GCC support library


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[Tiny-cobol-users] Tinycobol on Debian linux

[Hopetoun T. <ho...@co...>]

HI

I keep getting sybtax errors and conflicting types in scan.c and scan.l =
when I try to compile tinycobol.  I am running the latest version of =
Debian Linux and I have downloaded and installed yacc-1.9.3 etc off the =
tinycobol web site.

tia.
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Hopetoun Telecentre

[Tiny-cobol-users] setting up Open and tiny problems

[vince c. <vb...@bt...>]

Hi All;

I've been trying to compile tiny and open cobols on my Mandriva 2005LE x86
based box with a lot of problems.

On tiny: with ./configure I get errors regarding db4 being seen.
I have downloaded and run configure, make, make install on db-4.4.16 which
 set up directory at /usr/local/Berkeleydb.4.4 but tiny configure produces
 this:

....... other lines cut ...
Beginning DB library header search sequence
checking for db_185.h... no
checking for db.h... yes
Beginning DB library test link sequence
checking if db.h header belongs to version 1.x \(1.85-2\)... no
configure: error: header db.h for library db version 1.x \(1.85-2\) not
found... aborting

On Opencobol (0.32) using ./configure --with-db4 I get:

... lines cut here ...
checking for unistd.h... yes
checking for dbopen... no
checking gmp.h usability... yes
checking gmp.h presence... yes
checking for gmp.h... yes
checking for __gmp_rand in -lgmp... yes
checking ltdl.h usability... yes
checking ltdl.h presence... yes
checking for ltdl.h... yes
checking for lt_dlopen in -lltdl... no
configure: error: libltdl is required

I have also installed (./config, make, make install etc) libtool v1.5.22,
ncources 5.5


Can anyone help me get cobol in both guises setup and running?

Thanks,

Vince.

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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Compiling TinyCobol on Debian

[Rildo P. <ri...@pr...>]

Hi,

Hopetoun Telecentre wrote:

> Hi
>  
> I have downloaded TinyCobol and I can get it to Configure correctly 
> with using ./configure --with-yacc=yacc193.  No errors at all.  
> However when I run make I get a heap of errors in scan.l in the 
> compiler directory and so the compiler htcobol doesn't get compiled.
>  
> I have tried using both bison 1.875d, the version that is installed by 
> default with the latest debian, and also yacc1.9.3. 
> What am I missing?
> btw I did read in the list about errors with gcc 3.3.x. Is this my 
> problem, I have gcc 3.3.5 installed and if it is how do I fix it?
>  
> thanks in advance.
> kerry
>  


There is a modified version of yacc available on our web page which does 
compile it. The regular yacc doesn't handle the number of symbols our 
compiler requires.

best regards,
Rildo

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[Tiny-cobol-users] Compiling TinyCobol on Debian

[Hopetoun T. <ho...@co...>]

Hi

I have downloaded TinyCobol and I can get it to Configure correctly with =
using ./configure --with-yacc=3Dyacc193.  No errors at all.  However =
when I run make I get a heap of errors in scan.l in the compiler =
directory and so the compiler htcobol doesn't get compiled.

I have tried using both bison 1.875d, the version that is installed by =
default with the latest debian, and also yacc1.9.3. =20
What am I missing?
btw I did read in the list about errors with gcc 3.3.x. Is this my =
problem, I have gcc 3.3.5 installed and if it is how do I fix it?

thanks in advance.
kerry

Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] DISPLAY AT problem?

[John R. C. <jo...@we...>]

On Monday 26 December 2005 01:10 pm, Luiz Alberto Arroyo Goncalves wrote:
> When I use DISPLAY AT with numeric variables ( PIC 9(02) ), leading zeros
> are suppressed. Executing sample program above results in
>
>   TIME =3D   9: 5
>
>   Is the correct display
>
>   TIME =3D 09:05
>
>   ??
>
>
>   Sample program
>
>
>          IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
>        PROGRAM-ID. SWPROG.
>        AUTHOR. SW.
>        ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
>        CONFIGURATION SECTION.
>        SPECIAL-NAMES.
>            DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA.
>        DATA DIVISION.
>        FILE SECTION.
>        WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
>        01 W-HH-SYS           PIC 9(02).
>        01 W-MM-SYS           PIC 9(02).
>          PROCEDURE DIVISION.
>        BEG-01 SECTION.
>        BEG-01-01.
>            MOVE 09 TO W-HH-SYS
>            MOVE 05 TO W-MM-SYS
>              DISPLAY "TIME =3D " AT 1013
>            DISPLAY W-HH-SYS AT 1020
>            DISPLAY ":" AT 1022
>            DISPLAY W-MM-SYS AT 1023.
>              STOP RUN.
>
>

Time for Dr. REDEFINES:
=2D--------------------------------------------------
          01 TIME-RECORD.
             05 W-HH-SYS   PIC 9(2).
             05 W-HH-XX    REDEFINES W-HH-SYS PIC XX.
             05 W-MM-SYS   PIC 9(2).
             05 W-MM-XX    REDEFINES W-MM-SYS  PIX XX.
         01  TIME-DISPLAY.
             05 W-HH-XX    PIC XX.
             05 FILLER     PIC X VALUE ":".  =20
             05 W-MM-XX    PIC XX.
             ...
             MOVE 9 TO W-HH-SYS.
             MOVE 5 TO W-MM-SYS.
             MOVE CORRESPONDING TIME-RECORD TO TIME-DISPLAY.
             DISPLAY TIME-DISPLAY AT 1020.
             STOP RUN  =20
=2D---------------------------------------------

In a perfect world such manipulation would not be necessary. If
you find that perfect world let me know.=20

John Culleton
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[Tiny-cobol-users] DISPLAY AT problem?

[Luiz A. A. G. <lui...@ya...>]

When I use DISPLAY AT with numeric variables ( PIC 9(02) ), leading zeros are suppressed. Executing sample program above results in
   
  TIME =   9: 5 
   
  Is the correct display 
   
  TIME = 09:05 
   
  ??
   
   
  Sample program
   
   
         IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. SWPROG.
       AUTHOR. SW.
       ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
       CONFIGURATION SECTION.
       SPECIAL-NAMES.
           DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA.
       DATA DIVISION.
       FILE SECTION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       01 W-HH-SYS           PIC 9(02).
       01 W-MM-SYS           PIC 9(02).
         PROCEDURE DIVISION.
       BEG-01 SECTION.
       BEG-01-01.
           MOVE 09 TO W-HH-SYS
           MOVE 05 TO W-MM-SYS
             DISPLAY "TIME = " AT 1013
           DISPLAY W-HH-SYS AT 1020
           DISPLAY ":" AT 1022
           DISPLAY W-MM-SYS AT 1023.
             STOP RUN.

   
   

		
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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Cobol Import

[John R. C. <jo...@we...>]

On Saturday 03 December 2005 02:23 pm, Ing. Juan L. Mera wrote:
> Good day,
>
> I need a GUI tool to only read and convert to txt file or XML cobol data.
> It's possible? Would you suggested any script or you know any tool to do
> this?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Regards,
>
> Juan L. Mera

COBOL data comes in many formats. The best approach is to write a
little COBOL program to read in the data and put it out in a line
sequential file perhaps with delimiters. That will be your text
file. The GUI is an unnecessary complication. The program will
run more easily from a command line. That is the natural
environment for COBOL. 

Tell us more and we can perhaps help you more. 

In any case you need to have access to the COBOL file description
to know the record layout.

JOhn Culleton

[Tiny-cobol-users] Cobol Import

[Ing. J. L. M. <ju...@gr...>]

Good day,

I need a GUI tool to only read and convert to txt file or XML cobol data.
It's possible? Would you suggested any script or you know any tool to do =
this?

Thanks for your help,

Regards,

Juan L. Mera  

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[Tiny-cobol-users] Subscribe: Tiny COBOL on UNIX

[Cooper, T. L <ter...@ed...>]

Are there instructions anywhere that walk one through installing Tiny
COBOL on UNIX as well as compiling a program after it is loaded?

Thanks,

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Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] I need help to install and run - In Windows

[Fernando W. - I. S. I. Ltda. <fer...@in...>]

Hi Russel

        The most easy way for install TinyCOBOL in Windows is using the =
instalation available on the TinyCOBOL site=20
(http://prdownloads.sf.net/tiny-cobol/tinycobol-0.63-1.mingw.exe). This =
instalation require the MinGW libs, available for download in =
www.mingw.org. If you do that and need any help, please contact me.
        Or, if you like compile the TinyCOBOL sources in MinGW, follow =
these steps:
        - Download from www.mingw.org and install this packages: =
MinGW-4.1.0, MSYS-1.0.10, msysDTK-1.0.1
        - Download from www.tinycobol.org the LibDB (db-1.85) and the TC =
source code;
        - Download from gnuwin32.sourceforge.net and install the BISON =
and FLEX binaries;
        - Run MSYS and, in the TC source code directory, run "sh =
tconfig.mingw.sh"
        - After the configuration (tconfig.mingw.sh), run "make". This =
instruction compile all codes;
        - For finish, do "make install". The TinyCOBOL binaries will be =
installed on C:\TinyCOBOL. Now you can use TC in Windows prompt =
command... Close the MSYS program.
        Before compile any COBOL program you need run the TCOBOL.BAT (I =
send it in PVT for you). This file set a lot of environment variables, =
necessaries for run TC without problems. After do that, TC be already to =
use!
        If you found any problem during the make process, please send me =
the messages for I can help you for correct that.
        OK? If you need more anything, e-mail me!!!

                                                                         =
                   Fernando Wuthstrack
                                                                         =
                   InfoCont Sistemas Integrados Ltda.
                                                                         =
                   Diretor
                                                                         =
                   Fone: (47) 422-3536

       =20
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Russel Crowe=20
  To: Tin...@li...=20
  Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 7:01 PM
  Subject: [Tiny-cobol-users] I need help to install and run - In =
Windows


  Hello

  I'm an old Cobol programmer.
  I'm interesting begin with TinyCobol, in Windows environment, but it's =
difficult for me understand how to install, configure, compile and run =
with Mingw. (I've just read the documentation).

  Please, can you tell me, in a simply way:

  1) what packages i need to download
  2) how to install
  3) how to configure
  4) how to compile
  5) how to run

  Thanks a lot.-




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