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I'm compiling a C module using a source file with CCSID 865 residing
in the IFS. My job CCSID is 278, I'm on 6.1. The CCSID of the module
is 37, regardless of what I'm specifying on the TGTCCSID command.
Even though I have this:
#pragma convert(278)
char *specchars = "ÉÜÅÄÖ";
#pragma convert(0)
... the hex representation of this string is "3542a2075", when it
should read "e0fc5b7b7c", i.e. no conversion to CCSID 278 is taking
place. I don't see any caveats in the manual that could explain this
behaviour.
Suggestions anyone? For now I'm using direct hex comparison instead
but I'd prefer to get the pragma working.
Regards,
Erik
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