For a bit more information. If I don't include any of my Assembler routines in the DLL then the binder sets the CEESTART as the entry point. When I do include any of the Assembler routines, which use EDCPRLG as its entry code, then the one that ends of first in the sort order of names becomes the entry point instead of CEESTART. For example, if I have the following routines:
XXXCLOGR - Assembler with EDCPRLG entry code XXXCUTIL - LE C Code XXXLOGR - Assembler code - no EDCPRLG XXXCLOGR gets set as the entry point If the routines are XXXCUTIL - LE C Code XXXLOGR - Assembler code - no EDCPRLG then CEESTART gets set as the entry point. Obviously, I need all the routines, as the CLOGR is the interface between CUTIL and LOGR (CUTIL->CLOGR->LOGR) When I include the assembler routines that don't have EDCPRLOG then CEESTART gets set as the entry point. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
