Re: old programming on ppc



on Saturday 05 January 2008 11:50 am, sacarde@xxxxxxxxx (sacarde@xxxxxxxxx)
wrote:

I try opencobol : result not working

Have you tried to compile the example program using:

$ cob -C hello.cob

This will result in a .c source file that you can then look at.
If you get this far successfully, then the issue is the C compiler,
not open cobol.

I'm going to fire up my linux on powerpc (powermac g3 running YDL 4.0)
and see if I can make open cobol work.

I try gambas: I have segm. fault

what version of linux on powerpc are you running?

'uname -a' or 'cat /etc/*-release'

jerry
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