This is a long shot, I know. I don't know if anyone is using this.
PL/I V2.R1.00, ArcaOS (sorry, can't find release)
When I try to link a compiled PL/I program I get the following message:
"fatal error L1104: C:\IBMPLI\LIB\IBMOS20I.LIB : not valid library"
I don't use IBM PL/I often, when I went to do something recently I got
this error. I thought the file may have been corrupted so I reinstalled
from the CD, but I'm still getting the same problem.

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On Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 7:26:30 AM UTC+10, Iron Spring Software wrote:

This is a long shot, I know. I don't know if anyone is using this.
PL/I V2.R1.00, ArcaOS (sorry, can't find release)
When I try to link a compiled PL/I program I get the following message: "fatal error L1104: C:\IBMPLI\LIB\IBMOS20I.LIB : not valid library"
I don't use IBM PL/I often, when I went to do something recently I got
this error. I thought the file may have been corrupted so I reinstalled
from the CD, but I'm still getting the same problem.

.
Did you use the correct link command,
LINK386
with STACK option?
This is what I used:
LINK386 objectfile /STACK:6000000 /CO;

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If you have the possibility to use a 32 bit Linux machine,
what I am using, then you may install VA PL/I for Windows
with wine (Win XP by default in my XUBUNTU). You may
find the details in groups.io/g/pl1f-and-mvs38j/message/308.

compile> $ wine pli file.PLI \(options\)
link> $ wine ilink file.OBJ

$ wine file.EXE

Markus Loew

PS a virtual 32 bit Win XP could also do it, but I did not try.

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