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408.1 | I'd Recreate -- Consider Product Upgrades, Too... | XDELTA::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Wed Apr 02 1997 10:51 | 16 |
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It's likely best if the customer recreates the objects in the library
based on the newer Fortran and the original source code, as this will
pick up any optimizations added by the newer compiler.
Perform a LIBRAR/LIST command on the old system, and post the details.
(The library format version is of interest, as is the ability of the
older LIBRARIAN to access the original library without errors.) Also
find out the OpenVMS or VMS version running on the old system -- and
the version the customer upgraded to, V5.4-2, is also considered an
antique. Also look for disk and/or file errors, via ANALYZE/RMS and
via the librarian commands.
If the older LIBRARIAN can access the library, determine how the
library was transfered over to the newer release.
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408.2 | | AUSS::GARSON | DECcharity Program Office | Wed Apr 02 1997 18:42 | 5 |
| re .*
And if it turns out that the old LIBRARIAN can access the old library
then you might want to extract all the object files and recreate the
library (either on the new system or the old depending on what works).
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408.3 | RE: %LIBRAR-F-MHDERR, module header error | ZPOVC::NWE | | Thu Apr 03 1997 02:38 | 20 |
| Hi
Thanks for the replies. Customer bought this particular library around 1983
and she hasn't got any source code for this library. She also can't
remember the VMS version of old system and it's no longer available.
When I issue libr/list, I could see all the object files but I hit the
error, when issuing libr/list/fu.
"
%LIBRAR-F-MHDERR, module header error for DIG in xxxx.olb
invalid RFA"
Analyze/rms ***.olb doesn't give any error message either.
regards,
Nwe
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408.4 | | AUSS::GARSON | DECcharity Program Office | Thu Apr 03 1997 03:36 | 7 |
| re .3
Yech.
Check BACKUPs (of both old system and new system).
Try LIB/EXTR=*
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408.5 | Contact Vendor, Or Other Library Users... | XDELTA::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Thu Apr 03 1997 09:53 | 17 |
| :Thanks for the replies. Customer bought this particular library around 1983
:and she hasn't got any source code for this library. She also can't
:remember the VMS version of old system and it's no longer available.
Is the vendor still around?
Otherwise, check the BACKUPs. Its not yet clear if there is a
library corruption, or some other corruption occured.
:When I issue libr/list, I could see all the object files but I hit the
:error, when issuing libr/list/fu.
When was the last time this library was used successfully, and
what changed since then? (This could be a short time and an
obvious cause, or this could represent years of accumulated
"bit rot"...)
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