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"Fabio Melisurgo" <330343088@xxxxxx> wrote:
I Peteh,I created the qir library on my I5 v5r3 AS400,
but when I use the CRTIRPGM CMD it shows this error
message :
Non trovato l'oggetto PRMSPC nella libreria QTEMP.
in english:
not able to try the obj PRMSPC in QTEMP .
To the best of my knowledge, all command-line-usable MI
compilers that can operate in user state are either
front-ends for the QPRCRTPG API (which, for some reason,
expects to find the source in a *USRSPC). The one we use
at Touchtone is an elaboration of the old PL/I example
from the V2R3 API manual, created back when we were on a
beta-test version of OS/400, and could install and use
compilers that weren't paid-for (and PL/I hadn't been
downgraded to PRPQ status). I glanced at the current
example, years ago (mainly out of curiosity about how a
QPRCRTPG front-end was supposed to work in a language
other than PL/I), but all I remember is that it seemed
overly complicated.
At any rate, the error message suggests to me that
somehow, whatever is supposed to be creating a *USRSPC in
QTEMP, then stuffing the source code into that *USRSPC,
isn't working (more specifically, that it's failing to
create the *USRSPC). Or that somehow, this process is
happening in a different job from the one that's feeding
the *USRSPC into QPRCRTPG.
--
JHHL
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