Re:
> determine the executable's capabilities. My question is: how do I determine
> the xl or rl libraries it might be pointing to?
(assuming it's an NMPRG file, not a PROG file):
You can determine the XL's via:
:linkedit
listprog CJMAIN.PUB.CJISII
(be ready to hit control-Y :)
The XL list, and capabilities, NMSTACK, etc, will be displayed at the start.
Example:
:linkedit
listprog splash.pub.splash
PROGRAM : SPLASH.PUB.SPLASH
XL LIST :
CAPABILITIES : BA, IA, DS, PH
NMHEAP SIZE : 30000000
NMSTACK SIZE : 1000000
ENTRY NAME :
UNSAT NAME :
PRIORITY :
MAX PRIORITY :
POSIX : NO
SHARED DATA : NO
TEXT SIZE : 0019F110
DATA SIZE : 00010FF8
VERSION : 85082112
Sym C H X P Sym Sym Sym Lset
Name Type Scope Value Name
---- - - - - ---- ----- ----- ----
$START$ 0 3 3 sec_p univ 001A5D04
ASCII 0 3 3 entry univ 0019924C FAST
...
In the above example, there is no XL list. Since "NMHEAP" and "NMSTACK"
have values shown, then we know that those two values were specified
at LINK (or via a subsequent ALTPROG within LINKEDIT).
Thus:
:link splash.o, splash.p; nmstack=30000000; nmheap=1000000; cap=ia,ba,ds,ph
would be appropriate.
As for NLRLs...you can't necessarily tell from an NMPRG file if a paritcular
procedure came from an NMRL or an NMOBJ (AFAIK). I recommend: compile,
then link, then try to run ... if you get a list of unresolved externals, then
they probably were expected to be linked in, so you can start looking for
more NMOBJ files, or an NMRL file.
If it's a PROG file (CM program), then things are different, and I'll assume
you'll let us know.
Stan
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