Re: Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Peter Van Dyke]

Hi. IBM File Manager has a 'View Load Module' function which can show the
compilers used to create the CSECTs in a load module. Recent enhancements
to 'View Load Module' provide the ability to search load modules for
particular types of CSECTs. For example, you could search a library for the
load modules containing CSECTs compiled with a particular compiler. You can
search on values such as the compiler name, compiler product ID, compiler
options and CSECT names.

Peter Van Dyke
HCL Software

On Thu, 1 Apr 2021 at 22:00, Farley, Peter x23353 <
031df298a9da-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:

> CBT file 321 (COBANALZ by Roland Schiradin) does a pretty darn good job of
> identifying the compiler that generated a module, and the price is right.
>
> Just use the SUMMARY DD output if all you need is the main program
> compiler version.  If you have statically linked COBOL (or other language)
> user subroutines, you will have to browse the SYSPRINT detail output to see
> the compiler information for them.
>
> Peter
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> Does IBM maintain a list of Translator ID's that corollate to the language
> processor/compiler product that produced CSECTS?  Purpose is to identify
>
> What version of a compiler produced the CSECT.  The goal is to identify
> COBOL VS modules when reviewing an AMBLIST LISTIDR output.
>
>
>
> Sincerely Yours;
>
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Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Tom Ross]

>Does IBM maintain a list of Translator ID's that corollate to the language
>processor/compiler product that produced CSECTS?  Purpose is to identify=2
>
>What version of a compiler produced the CSECT.  The goal is to identify
>COBOL VS modules when reviewing an AMBLIST LISTIDR output. =20

All COBOL compilers AFTER OS/VS COBOL put out IDR data in the object program.
OS/VS COBOL does NOT put out IDR, you have to programmatically analyze to
figure out what the compiler was.  COBANAL by Roland Schiradin does this,
as does IBM Load Module Analyzer, IBM File Manager, and Compuware File-AID.
For VS COBOL II and later you can use IDR data.










Cheers,
TomR  >> COBOL is the Language of the Future! <<

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Re: Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Kenneth J. Kripke]

Thank you to Mike Schwab and Peter Farley for your information. 

 

Sincerely Yours; 

 

Kenneth J. Kripke 

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Re: Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Farley, Peter x23353]

CBT file 321 (COBANALZ by Roland Schiradin) does a pretty darn good job of 
identifying the compiler that generated a module, and the price is right.

Just use the SUMMARY DD output if all you need is the main program compiler 
version.  If you have statically linked COBOL (or other language) user 
subroutines, you will have to browse the SYSPRINT detail output to see the 
compiler information for them.

Peter

-Original Message-
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Kenneth J. Kripke
Sent: Thursday, April 1, 2021 8:34 AM
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Subject: Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

EXTERNAL EMAIL

Does IBM maintain a list of Translator ID's that corollate to the language 
processor/compiler product that produced CSECTS?  Purpose is to identify 

What version of a compiler produced the CSECT.  The goal is to identify COBOL 
VS modules when reviewing an AMBLIST LISTIDR output.  

 

Sincerely Yours; 

 

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Re: Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Mike Schwab]

http://www.longpelaexpertise.com.au/ezine/MoreAboutLoadModules.php

On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 7:34 AM Kenneth J. Kripke  wrote:
>
> Does IBM maintain a list of Translator ID's that corollate to the language
> processor/compiler product that produced CSECTS?  Purpose is to identify
>
> What version of a compiler produced the CSECT.  The goal is to identify
> COBOL VS modules when reviewing an AMBLIST LISTIDR output.
>
>
>
> Sincerely Yours;
>
>
>
> k.kri...@comcast.net 
>
>
>
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Accurate listing of IDRDATA to TRANSLATOR ID's

[Kenneth J. Kripke]

Does IBM maintain a list of Translator ID's that corollate to the language
processor/compiler product that produced CSECTS?  Purpose is to identify 

What version of a compiler produced the CSECT.  The goal is to identify
COBOL VS modules when reviewing an AMBLIST LISTIDR output.  

 

Sincerely Yours; 

 

k.kri...@comcast.net  

 


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