I'm trying to step into the following Cobol module, which has been compiled to INT code. There are calls in this module which are to an external DLL. Note the code at the top of Working Storage and at the top of the Procedure Division to allow loading this DLL into memory. I have a comment in...
I am making a small driver program to call another program. I just realized that I need to use pointers. I have been using the following variables:
01 CALLED-PROGRAM-ID PIC X(08) VALUE 'ACMPW067'.
01 RET-VAL PIC 9(02) VALUE 00.
01 IO-AREA PIC X(3200) VALUE...
Is there a fast way to toggle a project from developing OBJ code to INT code so that I can animate? I have DLL projects that I set at the beginning to go through OBJ code. I can't seem to find a convenient way to change over to INT code. What I have been doing is to create a new project in...
I have a DLL project that I'd like to animate through. This project includes 3 external LIBs which are linked in to create the DLL. It seems you can't animate with OBJ code? I could not figure out how to switch to INT, so I copied all the code to a new directory and made another project with INT...
I am bringing existing DLL projects into the Micro Focus Net Express (Cobol) environment from an older Micro Focus Cobol 2 environment. I have assembled the projects, and each seem to compile and build fine. However, there seems to be a difference between DLLs built with the old system and my...
I need to add a Micro Focus Net Express-supplied file, cobintfn.obj, to a DLL project I am working on. I think this OBJ is in the Run-Time Library file cobcli.lbr. I have added this LBR to my project pool, but when I try to add the LBR to the DLL I get an 'information message box' saying...
Would someone explain to me the syntax of the following paragraph? It is in
the Identification Division of the program I'm studying, and must have
something to do with setting up to make calls to the Win API...
SPECIAL-NAMES.
CALL-CONVENTION 3 IS WINAPI
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