On 1/21/20 9:15 AM, Steven Fosdick
wrote:
Rene,
Should the GCC
libraries be removed? Doesn¡¯t the GCC EXEC set the
proper TXTLIB depending on which ¡°C¡± library you are
using?
Dave
So the sequence 'fortran', 'load' then 'start' is using
dynamic linking then??
disclaimer: This was composed before breakfast -OR-
caffeine.? :-)
You need the TXTLIB before the load for a FORTRAN program:
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fortg hello
FORTRAN IV (G) COMPILATION COMPLETE.
load hello
The following names are undefined:
IBCOM#
Ready(00004); T=0.02/0.06 09:36:15
start
Execution begins...
DMSITP141T Operation exception occurred at 000042 in routine USER PGM
CMS
And I take it Drew's various 'gen' execs are doing static
linking?
I think all the languages do some static linking.? I'm sure
FORTRAN does, and loads very little extra at run time (the game
wrappers I wrote for the FORTRAN games don't bother to TXTLIB the
library) .?
(It may load some error routines ... but I try not have errors.
:-))
Note BTW that the GEN* EXECs print out exactly what they are doing.
id
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fortg hello
FORTRAN IV (G) COMPILATION COMPLETE.
genfortg hello
GLOBAL TXTLIB FORTGH
LOAD HELLO ( CLEAR
GENMOD HELLO
filedef 6 term
hello
Hello, world!
-ahd-
