Hoping someone here has more experience with dynamic linking than I do. I'm trying to get something to be dynamically callable from COBOL on z/OS. Static and Dynamic Subroutine CALLs. Keep in mind as you read this, that some compilers let you set options that will override the calling mechanisms shown below.

Static and Dynamic Subroutine CALLS COBOL programming tools from NORCOM Static and Dynamic Subroutine CALLs Keep in mind as you read this, that some compilers let you set options that will override the calling mechanisms shown below. Driver Audio Sound Blaster Windows 7. Therefore, even if your program is coded to call a program statically, the compiler can convert it to the dynamic form of CALL if you set (or don't set) the correct compiler options. This is something to beware of, because it can cause problems for you if you don't understand the issues.

Static CALLs In COBOL, you normally call a subroutine like this: CALL 'A' USING arguments The static form of the CALL statement specifies the name of the subroutine as a literal; e.g., it is in quotes. This is the static form of a subroutine call. Game King Kong Full here.

The compiler generates object code for this which will cause the linker to copy the object module a.obj into your executable when it is linked. So, if you modify 'A' and recompile it, you must also relink all of the executables that call 'A', because the each of the executables contains its own copy of 'A'. B-side The Back Horn Rar.