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![]() Dynamic call/fetch considerations - DLL modules z/OS Language Environment Writing Interlanguage Communication Applications SA38-0684-00 |
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A DLL module differs from a regular load module in that the original source code was compiled using the DLL option of the XL C or COBOL compiler, and then uses the prelinker or binder facilities to import or export symbols. Restriction: The DLL approach versus the COBOL dynamic
call/C fetch
approach are two different mechanisms for achieving the goal of structuring
the application as multiple, separate modules. The two approaches
do not mix, however. One or the other should be chosen. See
the appropriate version of the programming guide in the Enterprise COBOL for z/OS library, which explains
this in some detail and gives some trade-offs between the DLL approach
and the dynamic call approach. See also z/OS Language Environment Programming Guide
or z/OS XL C/C++ Programming Guide.
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