Re: Determine where *MODULE objects are used

Modules are not *required* to be "nomain" modules to be bound to other
executables. "Nomain" just leaves out a bunch of the RPG run-time
initialization and startup stuff is all.

One reason I create ALL programs (regardless of number of modules) with
CRTxxxMOD and CRTPGM is to be able to set the ALWUPD() and ALWLIBUPD()
flags on the executable. CRTBNDxxx forces them to *YES which is (in my
environment) intolerable.






On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 10:59 AM, Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I just realized my subject line was a bit of a misnomer. I started out
with that line of questioning, but the post evolved as I was writing it.

- Dan

On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 10:42 AM, Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm either having a brain fart or have not dealt with this before.

I just started working on an RPGLE source, EXAMPLE1. Currently, there
exists both a *MODULE object and a *PGM object by this name, and the *PGM
object references the *MODULE object. The program has only one module.

Are there any reasons I can't think of at the moment why a program with
only one module by the same name needs to be compiled via CRTRPGMOD and
CRTPGM, instead of just CRTBNDRPG?

I wondered whether the *MODULE object could be used in some other

program,

but it does not have "NOMAIN" in the H spec, so I think that eliminates
that possibility, correct?

- Dan

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