Michael F Gleason

oops. Forgot the milestone. resubmitted to prog guide. OK to DELETE this one.

Two change suggestions. SIZE parameter & grammar gripe

Two suggestions. One trivial grammar & info on SIZE parameter

Just some typos and a suggested addition for UNSTRING.

I'm not sure if you are looking for batch programs or interactive programs. If you are looking for batch programs that process Cobol source code, have a look at https://sourceforge.net/p/gnucobol/discussion/cobol/thread/a37c539dc5/?limit=25#82b5 When working on OLD code produced by someone else, I use these programs I wrote, and one that Arnold wrote. QWKFIX5.COB Which takes a program that multiple statements exist on one line and splits the lines up into multiple lines. IFALIGN.COB Written to align...

Ralph Long live macro assembler-F. Back in my IBM shop days, I would think in assembler and code in COBOL. When compiling COBOL, I always had the assembler code listed. That way I could tell if more efficient code could be produced. Things mostly like format conversions from display to packed and back could usually be eliminated from code. Thus saving machine strokes as well as memory. It was recommended that as few 01-levels, if possible, could be eliminated by grouping miscellaneous working storage...

Eugenio If you're interested, I have made some fixes and additions to the program and the test file. Michael :-)

Simon I have -Wall in my compile bat now. I thought I did before, but I didn't. I got this before 0 warnings in compilation group 0 errors in compilation group when I compile. That is why I said I don't get a warning. My mistake. The move-ibm: yes in my default.conf file had to do with the warning not showing. Yup, that is it. I put move-ibm no back in my default.conf and now get the warnings. NAMES.COB:941: warning: overlapping MOVE may produce unpredictable results NAMES.COB:953: warning: overlapping...