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Joe Pluta wrote:
I couldn't get it to compile and the documentation said it couldn't be done (it says you can only map to a 10-character object name). I forgot the quotes and of course I should know better than to rely on the documentation.
From the V5R3 ILE C/C++ Compiler Reference manual (page 54): #--pragma--map--(--name1--,--"--name2--"--) Specifies that the compiler is to replace the external symbol (that is used in your C source) "name1" with the external symbol "name2". Case significance is preseved only for those systems that support case distinction for external symbols. The #pragma map directive supports library-qualified program names. See "linkage" on page 52 for more information.I agree that this documentation is rather confusing. (In particular, the reference to "linkage" is confusing and misleading.) But it does say that it supports library-qualified program names.
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