This post is primarily addressed to Chuck (but obviously it applies to everyone). I've seen and greatly appreciated your implementation of many features that add power to GnuCOBOL. I understand that you do these activities in your spare time, exercising your passion to create something useful. I'd like to offer you a tip in this area. I've used the RealiaCOBOL compiler in the past, this compiler also provided several utilities. Among these was a utility called RealFED Realia File Editor, specifically...
This post is primarily addressed to Chuck (but obviously it applies to everyone). I've seen and greatly appreciated your implementation of many features that add power to GnuCOBOL. I understand that you do these activities in your spare time, exercising your passion to create something useful. I'd like to offer you a tip in this area. I've used the RealiaCOBOL compiler in the past, this compiler also provided several utilities. Among these was a utility called RealFED Realia File Editor, specifically...
I'd already read them, but unfortunately, I still couldn't identify the changes within the PG. Even looking at the character's change log doesn't reveal what was changed.
I'd already read them, but unfortunately, I still couldn't identify the changes within the character. Even looking at the character's change log doesn't reveal what was changed.
This post is primarily addressed to Chuck (but obviously it applies to everyone). I've seen and greatly appreciated your implementation of many features that add power to GnuCOBOL. I understand that you do these activities in your spare time, exercising your passion to create something useful. I'd like to offer you a tip in this area. I've used the RealiaCOBOL compiler in the past, this compiler also provided several utilities. Among these was a utility called RealFED Realia File Editor, specifically...
What was fixed in the PG manual ? Is there anything specific in the changelog ?
Great work. Could you release the same features and functionality for the Windows 11 platform ?
For better understanding and clarity. Why are these routines used ? Couldn't it be possible to use a standard COBOL syntax for sequential files ?