The static run-time system and the single-threaded run-time system on Windows are no longer required and they are not shipped
with
Enterprise Developer. Applications built with
Enterprise Developer are now linked to the shared or dynamic run-time systems.
On UNIX, you can link to the single-threaded or multi-threaded shared or dynamic run-time system.
Linking from the command line
You can link applications from the
Enterprise Developer command prompt with the
cbllink or
cblnames commands. For example, to produce an
.exe file, use:
cbllink myprogram.cbl
To compile and link your code to produce a
.dll file, use:
cbllink -d myprogram.cbl
With these commands, the single-threaded and static-linking options are automatically mapped onto the multi-threaded and shared
run-time systems respectively.
Linking from the IDE
To specify what to link:
- Click
.
- Expand
.
- Click
Link and specify your link settings.