Actually, you can still do DYNAMic call with call literal. CALL 'ABC" can still be DYNAM.
Mostly good news: If you look around page 405 of the Version 6.3 PG (and there is a corresponding page for previous versions of the compiler) you will find a description of INFO BYTES. Offset 8, bit 5 tells you if DYNAM was specified. (Also offset 43 bit 2 tells you if DLL was specified.) Slightly bad news: a few releases ago, we added the >>CALLINTERFACE directive. That means that even if you compile with NODYNAM (i.e., static link) individual calls can be DYNAM calls. The INFO BYTES settings record only the global compile options and not the compiler directive overrides. (But for many users -- maybe including you -- it won't really matter.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
