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nld Utility
Note. On the PC, you must use
location for nld to look for SRLs and archives; there are no standard library locations.
Compilers That Can Launch Windows nld
Windows nld is a component of these Windows-based cross-compilers, which can
launch it automatically after compilation:
Compiler
Native C/C++
Native COBOL
pTAL
When a compiler launches Windows nld, the compiler driver selects the correct run-
time libraries.
The command in
nmcobol, compiling the source files text3.cob and text4.cob, and then launches
Windows nld, producing the executable file pcoss.exe for the OSS environment.
Example 2-7. Running nmcobol and Launching Windows nld
nmcobol text3.cob text4.cob -Wsystype=oss -o pcoss.exe
How Windows nld Differs from nld
Windows nld object files are compatible with NonStop Kernel object files; that is, you
can build object files on either of these platforms and then link them on the other.
Linking object files on Windows nld is usually much faster than linking them on the
NonStop Kernel.
For Windows nld, the following flags are meaningless:
-NS_extent_size
-NS_max_extents
-l or -lib
on page 3-7 on the command line to specify the
Compiler Driver DLL
c89.dll
coboldvr.dll
ptaldvr.dll
Example 2-7
on page 2-5 runs the native COBOL85 compiler,
on page 3-10
on page 3-10
nld and noft Manual—520384-003
Compilers That Can Launch Windows nld
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