The installation packages
Download and view the installation image for COBOL for Linux® on x86 1.2 before installation.
Download the electronic distribution package
The package for the licensed version is available for download at IBM Passport Advantage®.
The installation image
The image includes the following files:
- README files and license agreement files
- An installation tool,
install
, to install and configure the compiler based on distribution. - A subdirectory that contains files for the compiler, which includes the following files:
- A README file
- A set of RPM packages
- A set of dpkg packages
Table 1 lists the packages that are supplied with the
installation image, and the default locations to which they are installed during a default
installation. To view the package information and the package file list, enter the following
rpm
or dpkg
command:rpm -qpil package_name
dpkg -f package_name
Package name | Package description | Default installation location |
---|---|---|
cobol.cmp.1.2.0 |
COBOL for Linux on x86 compiler package
(Not redistributable) |
/opt/ibm/cobol/1.2.0/
|
cobol.rte.1.2.0 |
COBOL for Linux on x86 runtime environment package
(Not redistributable) |
/opt/ibm/cobol/rte
|
cobol.dbg.1.2.0 |
COBOL for Linux on x86 debug engine package. (Not distributable) | /opt/ibm/cobol/debug |
cobol.cmp.license.1.2.0 |
COBOL for Linux on x86 license files
(Not redistributable) |
/opt/ibm/cobol/1.2.0 |
Note: /opt/ibm/ is the default prefix for installation of images. During
installation you may choose to change the default location by modifying the prefix value. The
runtime package is always installed to /opt/ibm/cobol/rte and
the debug engine package is always installed to
/opt/ibm/cobol/debug
, since these
packages are common across versions.National language support
COBOL for Linux on x86 1.2 compiler and messages support the
following language locales:
- en_US
- en_US.iso88591 (or en_US.ISO-8859-1)
- en_US.utf8 (or en_US.UTF-8)
- ja_JP (or ja_JP.EUC-JP)
- ja_JP.utf8 (or ja_JP.UTF-8)
English (en_US) is the default national language. Following the installation step, you can set the NLSPATH so that messages are displayed in a different language. See Enabling the error messages.