Brian,
That is good to know. We are monitoring any changes in the size of OUR DC-COBOL load modules. We are seeing some differences, mostly increased. The compiler itself seems to have gone under a major upgrade and there are new compile-time switches. We're using the technique where the only PARM= value we pipe-in to the compiler at compile-time is OPTFILE. Tells compiler to look to DD name SYSOPTF for the real compile-time switches.
We have our 31-bit reentrant pools sized optimally. Our CV life cycle is 7-days with a pretty heavy-duty group of online users and programs. Sunday-to-Sunday. By Wednesday, usually all programs have been loaded in all CVs. And loaded only once.
James B. Moore
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