Re: DBGVIEW and program size

Worst case scenario, about a 83% increase in DASD usage for
compiled executables.  Considering I'm at 68.67% DASD usage,
I think I have enough room to accomplish this.  Most of my DASD
usage is data rather than programs, so I don't think it would be
problem.  I could see how someone that is approaching their cut off
limit would have a problem though.  And there seems to be a minimal
increase in size if DBGVIEW(*ALL) versus DBGVIEW(*LIST)
(these numbers show a worst case of 2% increase).

Regards,

Jim Langston

Buck Calabro wrote:

> Brian wrote:
>
> >> What advantages does DBGVIEW(*ALL) have over DBGVIEW(*LIST)?
>
> >*ALL allows you to choose your preferred view (source, copy or
> >compile listing representation) during the debug session, using
> >F15.  *LIST limits your view to compile listing only.  However, the
> >former will increase the size of the *PGM object size.
>
> Taking a stab at an engineering approach, here is a smattering of data from
> my own experimentation.  V4R4
>
> Small sockets program using mostly C functions.  DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(QILE)
> Indent(*none), DEBUG in header
> *NONE           *SOURCE         *LIST           *ALL
> 122880          172032                  225280          225280
>                 40%                     31%             0%
>
> Medium program converted from RPG III (subroutines) to RPG IV (subroutines
> and procedures)  Compiled with DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(QILE) bnddir(qc2le),
> DEBUG in header
> *NONE           *SOURCE         *LIST           *ALL
> 544768          659456                  962560          983040
>                 21%                     46%             2%
>
> Large interactive RPG IV program converted from RPG III - no procedures.
> Compiled with dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(qile) indent(*none)
> *NONE           *SOURCE         *LIST           *ALL
> 323584          401408                  516096          528384 - no DEBUG in
> header
> 327680          401408                  516096          528384 - DEBUG in
> header
>                 24%                     29%             2%
>
> Buck Calabro

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