Activity for Rich Di Iulio
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Rich Di Iulio posted a comment on discussion GnuCOBOL
Okay, I have found why this happens. I was looking for a solutions of putting together one Code Workspace file for both Windows and Linux. Someone responded to me with a solution, just combine the Folders section. I did that and it worked great. However, I would get the error mentioned above. "folders": [ { "name": "GUIWORKS - Win", "path": "r:\\guiworks" }, { "name": "Develop Tools - Win", "path": "C:\\develop\\devtools" }, // { // "name": "GUIWORKS - Unx", // "path": "/home/rdiiulio/shr/prj/guiworks"...
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I am sorry, I forgot. This happens in both Windows and Linux.
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I am trying to get restarted with GnuCOBOL. I have gotten VS Codium working with one code workspace and settings file. When I try to use Superbol Studio OSS extension with my source code I am getting errors. I am not sure it is on my side or not. Errors: Request: textDocument/hover failed Request: textDocument/semanticTokens/range failed Request: textDocument/foldingRange failed
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After re-reading the README.md file again and again, I was able to get copybooks working by hardcoding directories. I would like to suggest a feature that symbols like COBCPY be used to point to all the copybook locations. I would like to suggest another feature to set tab stops at specific locations. Boris thank you for your help and patience. I would like to thank all those you took part in this discussion.
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Forgot to add, I have been using VS Codium since it arrived on the scene.
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Okay, believe it or not, the mention of "cobol-mode" got me thinking and I noticed that the Language Selection was set to "Plain Text". I then went to the settings.json and modified the "File Associations" to "cobol". Syntax Highlighting is working. Is there a setting for tab stops? How do I set the location for the copybooks locations. I currently use GnuCOBOL symbol COBCPY. I have tried plain, % and $ to no avail. Is there a document for SuperBOL with examples?
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I give up, SuperBOL does not work for me. I appreciate people trying to help me, but no luck. I may need to find something other than Codium to work. I need tab stops, syntax highlighting. mono chrome makes my eyes get tired quickly. Again, is there any extensions that work with GnuCOBOL.
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First I would like to thank Simon and Laszlo for responding to my issue. Seeing I spent couple of errors retracing my steps. I found that CobjapiFunctions.cpy was overwritten by CobjapiConstants.cpy somehow. Once that was fixed, I was able to build Cobjapi successfully. As always thank you...
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I am running on Windows 10 (Arnold Trembley version) GC 3.2. I tried to compile the examples and getting a error with the 'binary-long signed'. Is anyone using Cobjapi currently?
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I do get syntax highlighting working?
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I am trying to get back into working GnuCOBOL. The Bitlang: COBOL extension does not work anymore code color highlighting. It works fine when I have to do RM/COBOL (supporting an application). I have noticed SuperBOL. I have tried to install the extension, but having a little trouble using it. Is there any other suggestions or a resolution Bitlang: COBOL?
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Well, I generally like to build my own copy with the options I like. Unfortunately my Windows 10 PC has gone crazy. I cannot install MinGW64 without some weird issues. I have decided to remove it entirely and not use it until I go to Windows 11 (maybe). Thank you all who responded and tried to help me. When I go to Windows 11, it will be without Norton 360. I will be using BitDefender. Regards...
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Chuck I do not like the premise of Oracle. As a rule I do not like using their products. Thank you for the link to GC 3.3.
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Well, I thought I was all set. I ran into a problem with building VBISAM, When I ran make, it failed. I used Arnold Trembley's Build Guide for MinGW. I used the three options and got same result. I also got a question, is there only one build of GC 3.2? I noticed there is a GC 3.3, but could not find a link to download
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After spending the day looking for answers to this problem. I decided to reset the Msys64 environment. However, when I did I had problems installing it. I then decided to install onto another drive on the computer. Well, I now can build GnuCOBOL.....It appears my primary drive maybe having problems...great! Thanks to Simon for responding to my issue.
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Okay, I looked on the web for any solutions, but did not find anything. Are there any suggestions here?
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I am able to get the old GC build to run without and problems. I have attached the config.log from the build of GMP-6.3.0
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Hi! I am trying to build a fresh GnuCOBOL using VBISAM. However, I get hang up building GMP (either 6.2.1 or 6.3.0). I get an error cannot find a working compiler. I have looked around what I had used in the past and they not helping. I even looked at Arnold's website and Chuck's Dropbox. I have MinGW-64 working with the latest software. GCC version is 15.2.0. If there are shell scripts that I can run, great. I do not mind doing things manually. I just need to know what to do about the error. I was...
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Hi All, I have been away for the last two years. I restarted playing with GnuCOBOL and COBJAPI. Every time I compile a sample program, Norton pop ups checking the executable. Very annoying!!! I wanted to get COBJAPI working again. I compiled the package just fine. I then compiled the example programs. When I run the examples, Norton complains that there is a virus deteched. The virus is IDP.Generic I spent the afternoon looking through this forum and did not find anything. I then looked through the...
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Okay, today I watched a video and noticed a command =Xand I was able to exit the function 'Windows CMD' and 'Dataset Utility'. Then I figured out that =Mwould get me to the main screen. This is starting to make sense. I have started reading the book I mentioned along with WinCOBOL. i'll report back on how I am doing. Thank you Ralph Rich Di Iulio
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Okay, I was contacted by Ralph Linkletter regarding WinCOBOL. I had some problems with installing it onto my PC because of Norton. I was finally able to install it clean. Now I cannot seem to do anything. I am going to look at what Brian Tiffin mention above. Rich Di Iulio
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Thank you for your response
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Hi All, Not sure where to put this topic, so here goes… I have been COBOL programmer for some time. I am currently looking for work and can only find Mainframe work. I have never worked on Mainframes. I trying to create a Mainframe environment to learn. I bought a book named: “Murach’s CICS for the COBOL Programmer”. Is this realistic for me to try and learn Mainframe in this way? I have tried Hercules in many different favors on both Windows 10, Manjaro Linux and Linux Mint. I have not been able...
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Thank you Simon and Chuck for your quick response. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All, I have programed in COBOL for years, but still have trouble with comp fields. I have two fields in a record that use comp. The first is PIC S9(05) COMP-3 and I believe it's length is 4 bytes. The other one is PIC S9(05)V99 COMP-3 and I believe it's length is 5 bytes. I need help with this, I am trying to make sure the correct length of the entire record. So, I can pass the record to other programs. I would really appreciate it. Thank you Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All, I have programed in COBOL for years, but still have trouble with comp fields. I have two fields in a record that use comp. The first is PIC S9(05) COMP-3 and I believe it's length is 4 bytes. The other one is PIC S9(05)V99 COMP-3. I need help with this, I am trying to make sure the correct length of the entire record. So, I can pass the record to other programs. I would really appreciate it. Thank you Rich Di Iulio
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Okay, thank you for the discussion. I was confused and had to troubleshoot different scenarios to get things to work. I could not use multi directories for COB_COPY_DIR and had to set the variable COBCPY to the development directory. When I tried to use a multi directory for COB_COPY_DIR, make complained. I am using v3.2-2 with Cobjapi and CBL-GDB, So I will leave it as I have it. Again thanks, Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I use the COBCPY variable for working with copybooks. However, when I compile the copybooks that are in COB_COPY_DIR are used, which are older copybooks. I do not have COB_COPY_DIR in the COBCPY. Why was this looking there first? Rich Di Iulio
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Simon thank you. base level was already installed. I did install json-c & gmp. I then tried to configure and make GnuCOBOL. This time it worked just fine. The interesting thing was I had installed GMP-6.2.1 earlier. anyway I have a working environment now. Thanks Again.
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Mickey, yes there is a config.log. I will post it later today. Currently working day job.
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Hi All!, I have a old HP laptop that I recently installed Manjaro 22. I was able to setup everything okay, except for build GnuCOBOL. When I run configure, I get an error stating cannot create executable. Any thoughts as to why I am getting this error. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi Arnold, I was on your website and noticed a build kit v0.6. Basically worked like a dream, except for compile and install of vbisam. I was performing the 64 bit install. It was looking for a download directory that does not exist. I commented out first couple of commands. I put a copy of a patched version of vbisam I had. The version of GnuCOBOL it was pulling was rc1, not rc2. I changed the version. Like I said, it was super cool. It is the best way to install GnuCOBOL on Windows. I know a number...
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Hi Arnold, Thank you for all your work on packaging of GnuCOBOL for Windows. Before you came out with the new documentation. I was able to follow other documents you wrote. I was able to create a MSYS2 environment with vbisam 2.1.1 and the latest version of GnuCOBOL 3.2. I was able to compile vbisam 2.1.1 64 bits with no problems. I added the patch to isinternal.h. I know there have been issues with compiling 64 bits. Do you see any problems in doing that? I then compiled GnuCOBOL successfully. I...
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I forgot, this was Linux Mint.
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László I re-installed Japi and built the Examples Simple. I found that the tabbedpane.cob had the new function j-tofront in. When I run the program nothing happens. I then modified the program and commented out that line of code. Compiled the code and it works just fine. I should I do next. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi I was able to update my Windows and Linux (Linux Mint) system with latest Cobjapi and updated my application. I tried it and it worked on Windows! However, when I tried on Linux, it crashed, giving my an error 2125. Thank you for your work László. Regards, Rich Di Iulio
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Great! Thank you. Rich Di Iulio
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No, I meant that when I have several open screens on my desktop. When I start my cobjapi program, I want it to be showing on my desktop. I would rather not have to click on it to show on my desktop. Rich Di Iulio
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László, That worked; however it is not true center, so I added 10 to WS-XPOS. I have attached the updated program. I have a question, how do I get the frame I just created to be the top on the PC Desktop? Again thanks, Rich Di Iulio
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László thank you for your response. I created a test program is attached. The text is not centering on the frame. It is just puzzling... Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I am trying to center a label on a screen using Cobjapi. Has anyone done something like this with Cobjapi? Rich Di Iulio
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Arnold, That worked. I swapped places for the entries of the repository and removed the period in the JAPITASKFN.CPY copybook. Again thanks Arnold. I learned something new today. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi I am working on building an application. All of sudden, I am getting very strange results. I have attached the compile log and the program listing. I have worked on this for several hours and I cannot find anything wrong. I need help! Rich Di Iulio
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László, Okay I simplified the creation of my menu and was able to get it to display. I then modified the menu.cob program to show debug messages as you suggested. Attached is a file containing the information. Hope this helps. Rich Di Iulio
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László, Okay I simplified the creation of my menu and was able to get it to display. I then modified the menu.cob program to show debug messages as you suggested. Attached is a file containing the information. Hope this helps. Rich Di Iulio
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László, Sorry, I meant to say version 20,3 of Linux Mint. I did not modified the program menu.cob. I did not use J-SETFONT in creating a menu. I will try and trace more closely to see if I can see what is going on and report back Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I was working on my application when suddenly, it failed with an error code 2073 for Cobjapi. The error is with JAPI_SHOW. I am running on Linux Mint 21.3 and using GC 3.1.2 with the latest version of Cobjapi. I am using this version of Java. java --version openjdk 11.0.15 2022-04-19 OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 11.0.15+10-Ubuntu-0ubuntu0.20.04.1) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 11.0.15+10-Ubuntu-0ubuntu0.20.04.1, mixed mode, sharing I then started running all the Example Samples to...
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Hi All! I am looking to see if anyone has a copybook with all the values for the function keys for Cobjapi. Rich Di Iulio
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Thank you very much Mickey...
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Hi All! I am trying to print this whole topic to a PDF file to include the program segments that scroll. Is there a way? I am starting to work with SQL and wanted to this as a starting point. Any help would be very much appreciated. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I use VS Codium to develop GnuCOBOL applications. I recently upgraded VS Codium to 1.67.0. I noticed that the date of the files were 12-31-1979. Has anyone else seen this? I even tried to install 1.65.0 and the same result. Rich Di Iulio
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Unfortunately, I am not that speaker if you are looking to me. I am just getting my legs under me with debugging. Today is not good for me. Rich Di Iulio
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Tonight I continued working on this. I had built GC312 32 and 64 for MinGW last week. I installed CBL-GDB4.28. I was able to debug my application by using all the commands for CBL-GDB. I decided to try using cobcd.py for version 4.28 on Linux. I was able to debug my application by using all the commands again.
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Attached are two screenshots; first is cbreak that does not work. The other is the break that works.
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Simon, CBreak does not really set the break point. When I use the run command, it justs continues the program to conclusion. Yes, that is what I have done, when a CBL-GDB command does not work, I revert to the standard gdb command.
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Hi Simon, I have not been able to provide you with information you need to help. The basic thing is that it works on Linux (sort of) and does not work on Windows. Now I have a laptop and a VM running Linux Mint 20.3. The version of the following software: GnuCOBOL 3.1.2.0 CBL-GDB 4.27.1 gcc 9.4.0 gdb 9.2 python 3.8.10 While in a gdb session the following CBL-GDB commands: cstart yes cbreak no cnext yes cprint yes step yes break yes Under Windows, I got so confused, I deleted all the builds and started...
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The version is as follow: `3.9.10 (main, Mar 14 2022, 18:53:08 (GCC 11.2.0 32 bit))`
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Well, I thought I was able to debug under Windows, but cannot examine my variables. It does step through the code. The error I am getting is the following: Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:/gc/gc312-bdb-m32/bin/cobcd.py", line 4315, in ReadAndParseVariableString variable_string = variable_string_memview.tobytes().decode('ascii') # plain string generate by cobcd UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xb0 in position 14635: ordinal not in range(128) Traceback (most recent call...
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Hey Simon, The gdb does not work without -i=mi. The way I have the command setup is the way it needs to be. I do like the fact I can use abbreviations for the commands. Thank you Simon.
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Hi Alf, I use VS Codium and display my source code there. I then refer to it to determine where to set breaks and such. I am also using cobcd to compile my code using a Makefile. Then I use cobcd.py to set debug session. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! Well, I have been able to get Emacs to work in both Linux and Windows. I am using Emacs and have a init.el file. I have the following placed in the init file. (setq gdb-many-windows t) <-- display multiple windows for gdb (global-set-key [f7] 'cobol-debugger) <-- function assigned to F7 (Windows) (defun cobol-debugger () (interactive) (let* ((guess (concat "gdb -i=mi -x " debug-script " ")) (arg (read-from-minibuffer "Run gdb : " guess nil nil 'gdb-my-history))) (gdb arg))) Attached is screenshots...
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I tried to contact @jklowden and there is no email address to send to.
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Hey Simon, Thank you for your response. What I ended up using cobcd to compile my code. The I run emacs to setup a gdb session. I use the shell variable. gdbtool () { emacs --eval "(gdb \"gdb -i=mi -x /usr/bin/cobcd.py $*\")"; I was able to use the prog.cob:155to set a break point. That answers my question. Thank you. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I am debugging with gdb using emacs. It work pretty well, except I do not get line numbers for the source code. So I cannot do break points to speed up my debug session. I ended up using step. I tried adding -fdebugging-line to the compile arguments thinking it would do that. I did not. Is there a way get the source code to show the line numbers? Oh by the way, I have tried to get the extension CBL-GDB from COBOLworx in VS Codium. Not having much luck for both Linux or Windows. Rich Di I...
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Okay, was able to build esqlOC (from Simon's pointer) by using VS2019. Then I copied the information in the FAQ and created the program esqlOCGetStart1.SQB. I compilied the program and ran it. However, I got the following error. 264010296 OCSQL: DB connecting using SQLDriverConnect 264010312 OCSQL: SQL code 0 : IM002 : [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified SQLSTATE=IM002, SQLCODE=-0000009999 SQL Error message:[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data...
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Okay, I was just looking for help to build GnuCOBOL in 64 bit. I did not expect such a spirited discussion on 32 vs 64. It has been very interesting. Thanks to all who participated in this discussion. my plan is to use Arnold Tremblay's latest version 3.12 with VBISAM, which is 32 bit. Then I am going to try getting esql working with MySQL. I have also had help in getting 3.2 and 4.0 installed on my PC. Someone had asked why, I just want to play with and see if my application will work. I will post...
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David, Thank you for your help. Rich Di Iulio
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Ralph, I do not know either. My understanding was since I was using a 64 bit Windows OS, I should have a compiler that is 64 bits. I have been a COBOL programmer all my life. I understand enough C to get in trouble. Basically, to do minor things. When it comes to hardware architecture I am lost. For the last 25 plus years, I have been as I said a COBOL programmer running on SCO OpenServer 5. Before that, using COBOL on various VAX systems. So I ask you all, does it really mater 32 or 64 bits? Rich...
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Hi Again, I forgot to login before posting a question last night. My goal was to build the compiler to match Linux and Windows. I have tried to use Visual Studio to no avail. Simon convinced me to try mingw, which I did. I have also used Arnold Trembley links in the past. A very useful website. I wanted to create a 64bit version for Windows 10. So I followed the document that Arnold published on his website. However, it uses BDB and I want to use VBISAM. I was able to get a copy of vbisam to compile...
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Attached is the source code and copybooks.
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I was wondering how I could access a sub-program differently. I currently have a object program that contains a number of programs in the file. I then linked that object with a program using those sub-programs. I would like to make it simple then linking it together by creating a dll/so.. I thought I could use the ENTRY command, but not sure. However, I really do not understand how to do that or whatever make sense. Rich Di Iulio
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First, thanks for the replies. I will probably use ESQL. I am going to use first for a DB is MySQL on Linux (Linux Mint). As I have a far amount of books on the topic. As I have questions, I will post here. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All! I am trying to re-learn using DB with COBOL. I have spent sometime in the forum looking for help. I updated my version of 'contrib'. I am wondering which pre-SQL I should use; ESQL or JC (presql2)? Rich Di Iulio
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Simon, I am using the same version for both environments. Linux cobc (GnuCOBOL) 3.1.2.0 Copyright (C) 2020 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <https://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html> This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Written by Keisuke Nishida, Roger While, Ron Norman, Simon Sobisch, Edward Hart Built Mar 17 2021 16:18:33 Packaged Dec 23 2020 12:04:58...
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Okay, here is an example of the compiling the code. The program INIFUNC is being compiled into a .dll. This compiles okay, along with a object GUIFUNC (build as .o then into a .dll. Now the Cobjapi objects is another story. The program compiles to .dll just fine. The other programs do not compile to .dll, The following programs are; japilib, cobjapi and fileselect. I have attached a log file. When I use my Makefile, I need to use the -i switch to enable the successful completion of my application...
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Simon, Thank you, I used the sub-directory approach. It also make it easier to cleanup files when necessary. As for my side note, I will come up with a example of what I am asking. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All!, I have a cross-platform application. On the Windows side, I am using a Mingw environment. The object output is set to o, the same as the Linux environment. I have tried setting COB_OBJECT_EXT to obj. It does not seem to change. I even tried using the -o argument. That did not work, complains that is not a legal combination. I have one program object code that uses the same name GUIFUNC.o. I would like to use a different object name like GUIFUNC.obj. That way, I can keep the Linux and Windows...
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Mark, Unfortunately, I have put my RM/COBOL conversion project on hold. I had no real idea on how start myself, like you. The application I currently support runs on SCO OpenServer 5 and Windows. The Windows version screens can be reproduced using Cobjapi. The Unix version using a terminal screens, using RM/COBOL. I would look through the forums for any bit of information that might help you. Of course, you can contact me for any questions or suggestions. I am currently, working on a Hair Salon application...
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Simon, Okay, I found the change does not affect Tasks process. The errors appear in the Launch process. I ran a debug session just fine. Thank you for your response. Rich Di Iulio
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Today I updated my Linux laptop, which updated VS Codium. Now the workspace configuration will not allow 'Linux" or "Windows". I tried to look for a workaround, but have not found one yet. I may have to go back to two versions of the workspace file. Rich Di Iulio
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With some work and suggestions from Simon (many thanks), I have a single workspace file. Under Linux, I can build and debug my application. However, under Windows I cannot debug. It sounds like it cannot find gdb. I tried using gdbpath, but it did not help. Here is the error: Could not start debugger process, does the program exist in filesystem? Error: spawn gdb ENOENT I even tried using gdb-muliarch.exe, still no joy! I thought the command spawn maybe want is missing. I could not seem to find that...
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Simon, I re-read your example and found that you do use coboleditor.copybookdirs. However, what does sub1 and sub2 mean? Thank you for posting your workspace file. It has a lot of great ideas in it. Rich Di Iulio
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Simon, The only thing in my workspace that is OS specific is the following: "coboleditor.copybookdirs": [ "R:\\salonsavvy\\rjd", "R:\\salonsavvy\\lib", "R:\\common\\lib", "C:\\gc\\gc312\\share\\gnucobol\\copy" ], I tried to wrap it like I do in my json files, but could not. I did notice you do not have this setting in your Settings section. If I did not have this, I could just have one workspace file. Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All, I am trying to put multiple buttons on a Cobjapi frame. I can only trap on button on frame using J-KEYLISTENER. Does anyone know of a way to workaround this? Rich Di Iulio
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Simon, Thank you for the tips. The tasks.json and launch.json are project specific for use in Linux and Windows. I did move the settings.json contents in the workspace file. However, I still have two workspace files. One for Linux and one for Windows. The settings being in a common area for the platform helps, as I work from two Linux spaces (desktop, vmware). The idea of having the extensions in a common place for the project would be great. I could not seem to find how. Again thanks Simon Rich...
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Okay, as I said, I have been able to debug my application under Linux. The cobcd.pyis being invoked under Windows. However, I am getting a error that the source code is missing. It is a weird problem. The network share is not working properly. If I do a dir, I get a complete listing. I have installed GnuWin onto my Windows system. when I do a l, I do not get a complete listing. I get just a few files listed. As I said there seems to be a network issue. Seeing that I can get this to work under Linux....
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Simon, You speak of Win32, I am running 64-bit environment for GnuCOBOL (mingw64).
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Simon, I have updated my windows environment with the update you provided. I am now getting an error message that states missing source code. In the debug console, I enter the following: source c:\gc\gc312\bin\cobcd.py At this point, I cannot debug my application. Now for Linux, it works just fine. I am able to debug my application just fine. So I may have to develop my application under Linux. Then once I gotten to a certain place, just test my application under Windows. Thank again. Rich Di Iu...
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Now I have created the.gdbinit files om Linux, like I did under windows, obviously in the development directory it is .gdbinit-unx. So when I run debug, I am getting the following error in the debug console. warning: Missing auto-load script at offset 0 in section .debug_gdb_scripts of file /home/rdiiulio/shr/prj/salonsavvy/rjd/SALONSAVVY. Use `info auto-load python-scripts [REGEXP]' to list them. Hopefully someone can help. Rich Di Iulio
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Okay, after looking through the internet for help. I finally got somewhere. I created a .gdbinit file that contains: add-auto-load-safe-path r:\salonsavvy\rjd\.gdbinit-win Then I created another file called .gdbinit in my development directory and it contained: source c:\gc\gc312-m64\bin\cobcd.py Now when I try and run CBL-GDB from VS Codium on Windows 10, I get file not found for gdb-multiarch.exe. I checked my entire hard drive for this and is not found. I had built my GnuCOBOL environment using...
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The launch.json is complaining that the source and env lines have errors (3 to be exact). Yes, I am using a makefile that compiles each of the objects with cobcd. When I run the launch.json, it keeps saying was not able to autoload. I will post the output, a little later tonight. I have to run to a zoom meeting. Thanks Rich Di Iulio
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Well okay, I am stupid, here is an example of my launch.json. Obviously, I am missing something! { "name": "cobc build and debug", "type": "cbl-gdb", "request": "launch", "linux": { "autorun": "/usr/bin/", }, "windows": { "autorun": "c:\\GC\\GC312-M64\\BIN" }, "preLaunchTask": "Cross Platform GnuCOBOL Build", "program": "${workspaceFolder}/rjd/${fileBasenameNoExtension}", "cwd": "${workspaceFolder}/rjd", "arguments": "" } Any insights will be very much appreciated. Rich Di Iulio
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I was able to debug my program from the command line; however, I would like to use the extension for VS Codium. It is complaining that it cannot find cobcd.py. Is there a way to fix this of manually include it after I have pressed <f5>?</f5> Regards, Rich Di Iulio
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Simon, Thank you for responding. I am using VS Codium and I had setup my build process to compile using cobcd. That is working just fine. I am running Windows 10 and Linux Mint 20.1. I will try the way you suggest, but will not use VIM (I prefer Emacs). Rich Di Iulio
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Sorry, I forgot to add the version number; GnuCOBOL v3.1.2.0, CBL-GDB v4.26.3 and the extension is v4.2.3 Rich Di Iulio
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Hi All, Has anyone been able to get CBL-DBG Debugging to work with either Windows or Linux? I am getting an error message: Could not expand variables: undefined command: "cprint" I was able to get the prebuild command to work and compile the application in debug mode. Is there a cobc switch I am missing? See below: -v -Wall -Wno-unfinished -Wconstant-expression -frelax-syntax -std=rm -DOPSYS=$(OSTYPE) -I $(COBCPY) -L $(COB_LIB) Any help will be very much appreciated! Rich Di Iulio
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Hi Robert, The output from gcc --version ========== gcc (Ubuntu 9.3.0-17ubuntu1~20.04) 9.3.0 Copyright (C) 2019 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ========== I have attached a list of applications I installed before I install GnuCOBOL. i do not understand your other request. Rich
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Robert, I have a laptop and a VM running Linux Mint 20.1 (under Windows 10). I am running GnuCOBOL 3.1.2 just fine. Rich Di Iulio
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Erich, I am using the one in swing/src_java/japi2.jar. This morning I tried the one in the dist directory and that did not work. Have you compiled the examples in the examples_simple? Rich
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László, Thank you for checking. Rich
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