On Friday, 1994-10-07  Murray Lesser wrote to David Noon about "Pl/i"
as follows:

ML>     For example, the sample PL/I program HELLO.EXE requires (first pass)
ML> IBMR120.DLL (756218 bytes, FAT) and CEER120.DLL (180458 bytes). 
ML> But either of these DLLs also requires CEEM120.DLL (466154 bytes). 
ML> I imagine that if you don't include CEER120.DLL in your package,
ML> your customer is not going to be happy.
ML> 
ML>     Incidentally, if you have any information on the origin of
ML> CHKDLL32.EXE, I would appreciate knowing about it.

Hi Murray,

When I wrote that post I failed to mention about DLL routines calling
other DLL routines. Obviously one should run EXEHDR _repetitively_ until
all DLL references are resolved. Bit of a bummer really.

I don't have a copy of CHKDLL32.EXE, but I might take a look on the
OS/2 Shareware BBS and see if Pete has a copy. Sounds like it might
take some of the repetition out of resolving DLL calls. I might also
write a similar program that draws a hierarchy/network diagram of DLL
relationships; this could be a useful debugging aid.

How's the PL/I coding coming along? Did you unload the Visual PL/I
from the Dev Conn CD too?

Regards

Dave

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