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Have you tried with a shell script using the "system" command?


El 23/08/21 a las 15:25, Jay Vaughn escribió:
I'm trying to develop a small POC to call an RPG ILE pgm from PASE.

I'll use a C program to run in PASE that will invoke a native IBM RPG ILE
pgm and return a parm value.

Has anyone done something like this before?

Where I'm getting hung up is trying to utilize the two required header files
#Include <as400_protos.h>
#include <as400_types.h>

(these both live in /usr/include, as well as in
/qopensys/qibm/proddata/os400/pase/include)

My C pgm source is compiled from a PF source file member.
So I copied those /usr/include header files to my lib into an h srcfile.

My C pgm manages to find the header files this way, but I'm getting all
kinds of compile errors related to the below as it "includes" the header
files...
"The character ^? is not a valid C source character"
and many more other invalid specified characters...

Leads me to believe i have a ccsid issue on the source file but it is 37.

Anyone been down this path? I saw something about using Rfile to convert
files to ascii, but thinking that only applies if I move these header files
to AIX.... which I'm not.

tia

Jay


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