Re: NetCOBOL on Mandriva
- From: Richard <riplin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 20:37:13 -0800 (PST)
On Jan 26, 10:27 am, charles.good...@xxxxxxx wrote:
I am trying an eval of NetCOBOL for Linux.
I am using Mandriva 2008.
It should work fine on Mandriva. I run my copy of Fujitsu on that,
though it has not been updated to 2008.
Installation is complete and I am able to compile, but I am getting a
link error: "ld: No such file or directory".
Fujitsu support are trying to help, but are a bit slow.
Have any of you had luck getting Fujitsu's Linux compiler working on
newer Linux distros?
The problem is most likely case sensitivity. While DOS/Windows files
are case insensitive under Unix and Linux file names with different
case are distinct files. However, to setting of various compiler
options can lead to confusing. The ALPHAL setting may change the case
of program names and especially of literals used in a CALL. If you
have a CALL "xxxx" then the linker may want to find a file: libXXXX.so
and will fail if it doesn't exist, or has been named libxxx.so.
.
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