In a recent note, Greg Price said: > Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 00:13:25 +1100 > > > Know of any good delinkers at cbttape.org? > > I think David Noon's delinker in CBT file 90 is pretty powerful, > as long as your not talking about program objects. > Indeed. Thanks. Program objects is not a problem today. However I needed to use CBT file 135. Read on ...
> I haven't looked into it fully, but you may even be able to get > it to wrap MCS around the object decks. It handles the > True. But it has the slightly irritating habit of emitting a NAME into what I'd like to use for testing as secondary input. > various reusability levels, APF settings, and AMODE/RMODE > settings, although it would pre-date AMODE64. > And it fails on a boundary condition: I have an empty CSECT (not my doing; another ISV's; but that's why I'm trying to delink). For the empty CSECT, it emits a TXT record with a count of 0, on which Binder whines: IEW2322I 1220 1 INCLUDE SYSLIB(WHATEVER) IEW2552E 4607 RECORD NUMBER 2 OF THE CURRENT OBJECT MODULE HAS AN INVALID LENGTH FIELD. IEW2307E 1032 CURRENT INPUT MODULE NOT INCLUDED BECAUSE OF INVALID DATA. (But I can edit that out with ISPF/PDF.) > It's written in PL/I so maybe AMODE64 could be added fairly > easily if required. > ... but we don't have a PL/I compiler. Is anyone maintaining this, eager to fix a boundary condition problem (the comment dates are pretty old)? Probably just a matter of testing at the bottom of a loop when it should have been done at the top. And now, I have the problem of validation. When I run two Binder steps with inputs respectively the original load module and the output of DELINKI (with empty TXT record removed), the load maps are more different than I can readily reconcile. How might I assure myself that I'm getting an equivalent load module? Thanks, gil -- StorageTek INFORMATION made POWERFUL ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
