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From: charles.goodman on 28 Jan 2008 16:15
I'm making some progress, and learning a bunch about Linux. The ld
error was caused by not having the gcc package installed. I used
"urpmi gcc". I am now able to compile and execute.

My next problem is getting the interactive debugger to work. I
compile with a command like "cobol -M -Dt -o mytest mytest.cbl". The
executable works by simply entering the command "mytest".

I am using the command "svd mytest" to invoke the interactive
debugger. It returns an error "svd: ERROR: The specified file is not
a executable program.". The attributes of mymain show it to be
generated as executable.

---Charlie


On Jan 25, 3:27 pm, charles.good...(a)bell.ca wrote:
> I am trying an eval of NetCOBOL for Linux.
> I am using Mandriva 2008.
> Installation is complete and I am able to compile, but I am getting a
> link error: "ld: No such file or directory".
> Fujitsu support are trying to help, but are a bit slow.
> Have any of you had luck getting Fujitsu's Linux compiler working on
> newer Linux distros?
>
> Best Regards,  Charlie

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