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Jay, Comments inline. > -----Original Message----- > From: Jay Sulzmann [mailto:jsulzmann@HBS-INC.COM] > Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 10:28 AM > To: cobol400-l@midrange.com > Subject: Re: IP Address Conversion using an IBM API > > Terry, > > In the process I have "nomonoprc" but not "apost". Can that make a > difference? I normally use "apost" when I write code; this piece was > downloaded from a site. He uses double-quotes for all his > literal; in an > effort to get this thing running; I just made the necessary changes. Sorry, I should have removed the apost....its not needed. > Also, I'm using pic s9(9) binary as the pic clause for my > return-code; I'm > just calling it ApiReturn. Noticed you're using s9(09); that makes me > wonder if s9(9) could be generating bad code? No, this should have no impact. My mental code generator prefixes a zero to all single digit PIC clauses ;-) > One other thing. The original had been compiled as a module > and included in > another object resulting from a CRTPGM. Since we're calling this one > directly, I opted for CRTBNDCBL to run in QILE. Yep, sounds right to me. If I get a chance, I'll try a test program this afternoon. I'm still at a loss regarding the API description. Do you have a link to an online source for the description? The API manual/redbook for Unix_Type API's points to an unknown IBM site (nothing new here). > Appreciate your suggestions. Any further insight would > surely be welcome. > Thanks. -- Jay
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