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I relied on my own tool to do this (and to show source without an object)
for over a decade...but the introduction of ILE discounted much of its
usefulness.  I've started a new version of the program but haven't paid much
attention to it in quite a while.

In the ILE environment, you have to use an API to find all the modules in a
program; then you have to get the source file information for each module
(I'm not aware of an IBM command that provides an outfile with this
information, although there might be some freeware in existence).  When you
CRTBNDRPG, no source file information is included because it's really a
CRTRPGMOD and CRTPGM in one step.  CRTPGM doesn't have anything to do with
source files; that's why there's no source information.

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[mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Richard Reeve
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 2:00 PM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Source/Object mismatch


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 Fiona,
     I would very much appreciate the source for the utility that you are
describing.
Best Regards,
Richard Reeve
  fiona.fitzgerald@notes.royalsun.com wrote:
Richard,

I created a CL many years ago to warn me of source that didn't match the
original pgm object. This also avoids
hitting level-checks, & will verify that the source code member was indeed
used to compile the object;
i.e. where you have duplicate names, or where source has been used to
compile a program with a different
name to the member. It also helped me on site where version control fell
down & people compiled in all directions if they could - that way I could
pinpoint the actual source code. Even if the pgm object has been renamed!
I find it really helpful to locate source code and to check that I have
indeed recompiled my changes - been caught out by that too many times !

Usage: VFYSRC lib/pgm

Possible screen-footer message: The source code has been changed since the
program was created !

I use it interactively - you could adapt it to create a listing of source
without objects, mismatching names, updated source where the pgm has not
been re-compiled ...

Let me know if you would like a copy of the source, DDS & cmd source to
create it yourself.

Fiona

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