Re: LineFeed translation in QSH

Thanks, Scott and Chuck for equivalent answers on the linefeed translation. :( I replaced \n with \45 (45 base 8 = 25 base 16), and while I also don't like the solution, at least it could be implemented in that manner with least pain (there were myriad occurrences of \n in this program).

Scott, w.r.t. comping for AIX: didn't know that! Disappointing (primarily since [I think] one cannot compile RPG for AIX), but I can also live with this.

Thanks for hanging in there with me!

"Scott Klement" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I don't really like the solution, but...

printf("Hello, world.%c", 0x25) ;

The "permission denied" message makes me wonder if you compiled it as a

native *PGM object instead of using an AIX compiler. PASE cannot run
native programs. (Though, QShell can run both native and AIX... that
might be why you are confused.)



On 3/10/2011 7:35 AM, Dennis Lovelady wrote:

No takers? (Other than Chuck - thanks, Chuck, but \r\n didn't really
have a positive effect; nor did \r. No surprises there.)

To summarize the two questions:
- What CCSID should be used to cause printf("\n") to write a

new-line

character (0x0a) at V5R3?
- What would cause a "permission denied" error in PASE when

trying to

execute a program in V5R3 that I own - a program that I can execute
successfully in QSH?

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