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  • Subject: Call Stack Entry does not exist -- CPF8E25
  • From: Dave Mahadevan <mahadevan@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Dec 1997 17:54:33 -0500
  • Organization: Stoner and Associates

Folks:

I have an irritating problem which is driving me crazy.  I am on V3R2
and latest cum ptf 97322.

When you use debug on a program with many modules, I am able to use the
F11 to display variables on the CL modules but not on the ILE RPG
modules.  It gives me "Call Stack Entry does not exist" which is
CPF8E25.   It will let me step with F10.  I have recompiled all the
modules, recreated the program and still no luck.  Used the DSPPGM and
DSPMOD to verify the modules and source files.  I have tried creating
the modules with DBGVIEW(*LIST) to no avail (I usually do
DBGVIEW(*SOURCE)) .  I have also tried OPTIMIZE(*BASIC) and
OPTIMIZE(*FULL) to no avail. (I usually do OPTIMIZE(*NONE)).  This
started happening after the latest cum tape 97322.  What gives?  It is
pretty random.  Once it happens in a program, it does not go away.  I
have also cleared QRPLOBJ to avoid wrong object being debugged.   I now
have to create a program for each of the modules to debug.  This is
insane.  (or is this IBM's way of taking revenge on poor V3R2 people
:-(( ).  No I am not calling IBM with their new feature. No support line
either.

--
Thank You.

Regards

Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net


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