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|    Re: And so? (VMS/XDE) (2/2)    |
|    01 Dec 25 20:14:15    |
      [continued from previous message]               move i to temp-i        move xa-elm(i) to temp-xa-elm        display temp-i " : " temp-xa-elm        end-perform.       end program print-x.       $ type m2.cob       identification division.       program-id.m2.       *       data division.       working-storage section.       01 ia.        03 ia-elm pic 9(8) comp occurs 5 times.       01 bia.        03 bia-elm pic 9(8) comp occurs 7 times.       01 xa.        03 xa-elm comp-2 occurs 5 times.       01 n pic 9(8) comp.       01 i pic 9(8) comp.       01 j pic 9(8) comp.       01 startj pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-ia-elm pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-bia-elm pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-xa-elm pic 9(8)v9(2) display.       01 temp-i pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-ia pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-bia pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-xa comp-2.       *       procedure division.       main-paragraph.        move 3 to ia-elm(1)        move 5 to ia-elm(2)        move 7 to ia-elm(3)        move 6 to ia-elm(4)        move 4 to ia-elm(5)        move 5 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-i" using n, ia        call "sort-i" using n, ia        display "After:"        call "print-i" using n, ia        move 3 to bia-elm(1)        move 5 to bia-elm(2)        move 7 to bia-elm(3)        move 6 to bia-elm(4)        move 4 to bia-elm(5)        move 2 to bia-elm(6)        move 8 to bia-elm(7)        move 7 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-i" using n, bia        call "sort-i" using n, bia        display "After:"        call "print-i" using n, bia        move 3.3 to xa-elm(1)        move 5.5 to xa-elm(2)        move 7.7 to xa-elm(3)        move 6.6 to xa-elm(4)        move 4.4 to xa-elm(5)        move 5 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-x" using n, xa        call "sort-x" using n, xa        display "After:"        call "print-x" using n, xa        stop run.       $ cob M2       $ cob LIB2       $ link M2 + LIB2       $ run M2       Before:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000005       00000003 : 00000007       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000004       After:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000004       00000003 : 00000005       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000007       Before:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000005       00000003 : 00000007       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000004       00000006 : 00000002       00000007 : 00000008       After:       00000001 : 00000002       00000002 : 00000003       00000003 : 00000004       00000004 : 00000005       00000005 : 00000006       00000006 : 00000007       00000007 : 00000008       Before:       00000001 : 0000000330       00000002 : 0000000550       00000003 : 0000000770       00000004 : 0000000660       00000005 : 0000000440       After:       00000001 : 0000000330       00000002 : 0000000440       00000003 : 0000000550       00000004 : 0000000660       00000005 : 0000000770       $ type sort.cob       identification division.       program-id.:NAME:.              data division.       working-storage section.       01 i pic 9(8) comp.       01 j pic 9(8) comp.       01 startj pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-a :T:.       linkage section.       01 n-a pic 9(8) comp.       01 a.        03 a-elm :T: occurs 0 to 1000 times depending on n-a.              procedure division using n-a, a.       main-paragraph.        perform varying i from 1 by 1 until i >= n-a        compute startj = i + 1        perform varying j from startj by 1 until j > n-a        if a-elm(j) < a-elm(i) then        move a-elm(j) to temp-a        move a-elm(i) to a-elm(j)        move temp-a to a-elm(i)        end-if        end-perform        end-perform.       end program :NAME:.       $ type print.cob       identification division.       program-id.:NAME:.              data division.       working-storage section.       01 i pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-a-elm :PT:.       01 temp-i pic 9(8) display.       linkage section.       01 n-a pic 9(8) comp.       01 a.        03 a-elm :T: occurs 0 to 1000 times depending on n-a.              procedure division using n-a, a.       main-paragraph.        perform varying i from 1 by 1 until i > n-a        move i to temp-i        move a-elm(i) to temp-a-elm        display temp-i " : " temp-a-elm        end-perform.       end program :NAME:.       $ type lib3.cob       copy "sort.cob" replacing ==:NAME:== by ==sort-i== ==:T:== by ==pic 9(8)       comp==.       ****       copy "print.cob" replacing ==:NAME:== by ==print-i== ==:T:== by ==pic       9(8) comp== ==:PT:== by ==pic 9(8) display==.       ****       copy "sort.cob" replacing ==:NAME:== by ==sort-x== ==:T:== by ==comp-2==.       ****       copy "print.cob" replacing ==:NAME:== by ==print-x== ==:T:== by       ==comp-2== ==:PT:== by ==pic 9(8)v9(2) display==.       $ type m3.cob       identification division.       program-id.m2.       *       data division.       working-storage section.       01 ia.        03 ia-elm pic 9(8) comp occurs 5 times.       01 bia.        03 bia-elm pic 9(8) comp occurs 7 times.       01 xa.        03 xa-elm comp-2 occurs 5 times.       01 n pic 9(8) comp.       01 i pic 9(8) comp.       01 j pic 9(8) comp.       01 startj pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-ia-elm pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-bia-elm pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-xa-elm pic 9(8)v9(2) display.       01 temp-i pic 9(8) display.       01 temp-ia pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-bia pic 9(8) comp.       01 temp-xa comp-2.       *       procedure division.       main-paragraph.        move 3 to ia-elm(1)        move 5 to ia-elm(2)        move 7 to ia-elm(3)        move 6 to ia-elm(4)        move 4 to ia-elm(5)        move 5 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-i" using n, ia        call "sort-i" using n, ia        display "After:"        call "print-i" using n, ia        move 3 to bia-elm(1)        move 5 to bia-elm(2)        move 7 to bia-elm(3)        move 6 to bia-elm(4)        move 4 to bia-elm(5)        move 2 to bia-elm(6)        move 8 to bia-elm(7)        move 7 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-i" using n, bia        call "sort-i" using n, bia        display "After:"        call "print-i" using n, bia        move 3.3 to xa-elm(1)        move 5.5 to xa-elm(2)        move 7.7 to xa-elm(3)        move 6.6 to xa-elm(4)        move 4.4 to xa-elm(5)        move 5 to n        display "Before:"        call "print-x" using n, xa        call "sort-x" using n, xa        display "After:"        call "print-x" using n, xa        stop run.       $ cob M3       $ cob LIB3       $ link M3 + LIB3       $ run M3       Before:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000005       00000003 : 00000007       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000004       After:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000004       00000003 : 00000005       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000007       Before:       00000001 : 00000003       00000002 : 00000005       00000003 : 00000007       00000004 : 00000006       00000005 : 00000004       00000006 : 00000002       00000007 : 00000008       After:       00000001 : 00000002       00000002 : 00000003       00000003 : 00000004       00000004 : 00000005       00000005 : 00000006       00000006 : 00000007       00000007 : 00000008       Before:       00000001 : 0000000330       00000002 : 0000000550       00000003 : 0000000770       00000004 : 0000000660       00000005 : 0000000440       After:       00000001 : 0000000330       00000002 : 0000000440       00000003 : 0000000550       00000004 : 0000000660       00000005 : 0000000770              Note that I am not good enough in Cobol to know if this is       all standard Cobol, but it happens to work with VMS Cobol.              I am somewhat skeptical about if any Cobol developers use       the generic style in the '3' example.              Arne              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... 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