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I'm trying to call a C mod from COBOL but I'm currently having difficulty linking my COBOL program with a C module that I've just developed. I've tried using cbllink -v -l -k -BSF CMPCACVN.cbl test.lib but I've got an error that states cbllink: not found. I've also tried using buildclient -C -w -o testlink -f CMPCACVN.cbl -f test.a but I was still unsuccessfull. I've got the following errors when I tried to use buildclient:
$ buildclient -C -w -o testlink -f CMPCACVN.cbl -f test.a cobcc: illegal option -- x usage: cobcc [option,filename] ... filename [option,filename] ... CMDTUX_CAT:512: ERROR: Cannot execute C compiler cobcc -I /APPDIR/include -I$TU Hope someone could help me with this. Thanks! |
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