I have a program written in LE C++ that is among other usages designed to be callable from a COBOL (or potentially other LE) program. I recently changed the program to run POSIX(ON) because it is now sometimes calling the GSK crypto routines.
Now, when I call it from a COBOL program I get the following error: CEE3648S POSIX(ON) run-time option in a nested enclave enclave-name is not supported. Explanation: In Language Environment, a process can have only one enclave that is running with POSIX(ON), and that enclave must be the first enclave. All nested enclaves must be running with POSIX(OFF). Programmer response: Specify the POSIX(ON) run-time option for only the first enclave. Make sure all nested enclaves specify POSIX(OFF). System action: The application will be terminated. Is it truly the case that a POSIX(ON) main program can't be invoked from another LE program? That seems kind of restrictive given that a number of C library functions require POSIX(ON). I gather it's also not possible to turn POSIX on programmatically, is that correct? It has to be set either with a #pragma or one of the CEEOPTS type methods, is that right? Charles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
