RE: Debugging problem at V5R3

Hi Nelson,

I am working on V5R3 

1) I had created a main module "PGMMOD1"

DNum1             S              4  0   INZ(700)              
DNum2             S              4  0   INZ(800)              
DProc1            Pr                                          
DNum1                            4  0                         
DNum2                            4  0                         
C                   CALLP     Proc1(Num1 :Num2)               
C                   Eval      *inlr = *on                     
 

2) I had created a Sub-module "MOD1"

HNomain                                                            
DProc1            Pr                                               
DNum1                            4  0                              
DNum2                            4  0                              
 *                                                                 
PProc1            B                   Export                       
DProc1            PI                                               
DNum1                            4  0                              
DNum2                            4  0                              
C                   Eval      Num1 = Num1 + Num2                   
C     Num1          Dsply                                          
C                   Return                                         
PProc1            E                                                


3) I had compiled both the main module "PGMMOD1" and sub-module ""MOD1"
    With Compiler options "*DEBUGIO" and Debugging views "*Source"

4) I had created a Service program "SRVPGM1" with module "MOD1"
   CRTSRVPGM SRVPGM(HSCDC09/SRVPGM1) MODULE(MOD1) EXPORT(*ALL)  
   SRCFILE(HSCDC09/SOURCE)  
      
5) I had created a program with the same name as main module "PGMMOD1" 
   CRTPGM PGM(PGMMOD1) MODULE(PGMMOD1) BNDSRVPGM(HSCDC09/SRVPGM1) 

6) STRDBG , then I added break points to the main module "PGMMOD1" 
   Then STRDBG PGM(PGMMOD1) UPDPROD(*YES)

7) The F14 = Module list , added Service program as shown below
   Opt     Program/module     Library        Type                     
         SRVPGM1           *LIBL          *SRVPGM                  
         SRVPGM1           HSCDC09        *SRVPGM                  
           MOD1                           *MODULE                  
         PGMMOD1           HSCDC09        *PGM                     
           PGMMOD1                        *MODULE     Selected     
        
8) Now selected Option = 5 for "Mod1" and could able to add  break points 
   To this module "MOD1"
9) F3 from the debugging mode and then called the main program
   Call  PGMMOD1 , I am at my break point that was specified earlier and 
   could able to start debugging.


Thanks
Sadiq ...  



  

-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Nelson Smith
Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2005 5:11 AM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: Debugging problem at V5R3

OK, if it works for you then it must be something unique to my machine.  
I can't even set that initial breakpoint, much less run the program to 
it. That's the main thing I wanted to confirm before going to IBM with 
this. I was hoping someone else had already run into this issue. I can't 
think of anything unique about our system that would cause it to work 
differently than anyone else's that have been on V5R3 for awhile.

I've determined the breakpoint setting problem is across the board for 
me on all modules that don't happen to be the PEP module in a *PGM as 
well as all modules used in *SRVPGMs.  I've even taken out the NOMAIN 
keyword on one and added a RETURN statement in the C-specs and it still 
won't set a breakpoint properly, even though STRDBG works fine on the 
module that is the PEP in the same program.

Since it only occurred when we upgraded and it is affecting all modules 
that contain procedures only,  I have to assume it is a system wide 
problem.  There is still two of those PTFs on the IBM site we haven't 
loaded yet, so I will try those next even though they were not intended 
for the same problem.

Thanks Rob, for your help and if anyone comes up with anything else, 
please let me know.
 
rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>I created a simple program that utilized a subprocedure from a service 
>program.
>Then I did 
>STRDBG PGM(NELSON) UPDPROD(*YES)
>F14=Work with module list
>Program/module     Library        Type 
> SRVPGM            ROUTINES       *SRVPGM
>   SRVPGM                         *MODULE
> NELSON            ROB            *PGM 
>   NELSON                         *MODULE
>Set a breakpoint in SRVPGM here
>370       C     WorkDate      SubDur    AnySunday     WorkNum:*D
>Which is the first C spec in the subprocedure
>CALL NELSON
>And I think it was this line it first stopped on
>358       P     DayOfWeek   B                   EXPORT
>Then I did
>F10=Step
>and it went to the breakpoint.
>
>Rob Berendt
>  
>