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James,
The things not defined seem to be fields in some standard /copy members
for standard fields and the procedure prototypes. Perhaps I do not
understand the sequence of source records. My latest try is as follows:
GetFileInf prototype
GetFileInf B
GetFileInf PI
BitIsOn prototype
KeyTools prototypes
MsgTools prototypes
/copy PgmConstants
/copy UsrSpc structures
Local D spec defines
GetFIleInf code and a few subroutines here
More subprocedures here, such as
BitIsOn B
BitIsOn PI
some procedure code
BitIsOn E
Then finally
GetFileInf E
One of the typical things not found is BitIsOn and the message is linked
to the BitIsOn B statement. I have tried moving the specs around in
different sequences, but I have not found anything that seems to work
very well.
James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Dave Murvin wrote:
What I am getting is a ton of things not
defined.
Of course you can have procedures calling other procedures.
By "things not defined," I'm guessing that your program is compiling
just fine, but not linking. You have two choices: you can compile to
module level (15 instead of 14 in PDM), and link manually using a
CRTPGM, or you can set up a binding directory, and refer to it in an H-spec.
Or maybe I don't understand the question.
--
JHHL
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