Le party continu...my colleague suggests this question:
In a C program there is a main entry point. This can be MAIN or it can be a
function defined as ENTRY. I see references in the Binder documentation about
Alternate Entry Points. Can you define multiple Alternate Entry Points in a C
Load Module?"
Example
#include <stdio.h>
extern void XYZOOGA()
{
printf("In XYZOOGA\n");
}
extern void XYZJANET()
{
printf("In XYZJANET\n");
}
int main(int args, char **argv)
{
printf("in main?\n");
}
I would like to dynamically call XYZJANET and XYZOOGA from a Cobol program.
While both symbols appear in the link map I have not found the combination to
get them both to appear in the 'Entry Point and Alias Summary' after a link.
It's important to assume that the symbols might be long and mixed-case as well.
ENTRY POINT AND ALIAS SUMMARY:
NAME: ENTRY TYPE AMODE C_OFFSET CLASS NAME STATUS
XYZJANET MAIN_EP 31 00000098 C_CODE
or
ENTRY POINT AND ALIAS SUMMARY:
NAME: ENTRY TYPE AMODE C_OFFSET CLASS NAME STATUS
XYZOOGA MAIN_EP 31 00000110 C_CODE
But not
ENTRY POINT AND ALIAS SUMMARY:
NAME: ENTRY TYPE AMODE C_OFFSET CLASS NAME STATUS
XYZJANET MAIN_EP 31 00000098 C_CODE
XYZOOGA ADDED 31 00000110 C_CODE
Ideas? Steve (Comstock), I'm not ignoring you - I suspect you're right, but
want to see this through to the bitter end before giving up!
--
...phsiii
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