Thank you, Yvon You gave me a very good example and use case for linker -U flag. Have you ever encounter the following issue: My source code is as simple as yours: (COB64.cbl) .... procedure division. DISPLAY "HELLO WORLD". DISPLAY "Press CR to terminate." STOP ' '. goback. ... $cob64 -g -x -t -oCOB64 COB64.o ./COB64 HELLO WORLD Press CR to terminate. But if I do this $ cob64 -g -x -t -oCOB64 COB64.o -U Cobol program "socket" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "pthread_mutex_destroy" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "__strdup" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "sigemptyset" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "read" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "getcwd" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "strxfrm" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "tan" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "fread" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "getpwuid" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "rmdir" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "pthread_mutexattr_init" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "__strtod_internal" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "vfprintf" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "iconv_open" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. Cobol program "setenv" undefined. Assuming it will be dynamically loaded. .... .... $ ./COB64 Segmentation fault (core dumped) linker flag -U makes all standard C functions as external loadable COBOL function. when I run it. the application crashed. Without -U, everything runs fine. Did I miss any COBOL library, CopyBooks? Really appreciated.
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