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There are typically two reasons why a COBOL source cannot be parsed
by RainCode:
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RainCode can only parse a COBOL source code without
the leading and trailing characters put at fixed
places for numbering or version control purposes.
If the source file cannot be parsed, you must check
whether the
FirstUsableColumn and LastUsableColumn configuration variables
have been set
to proper values to match the layout of your source code.
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Due to the very large number of COBOL dialects and extensions
in daily use,
despite extensive tests, it is still possible that a given
construct cannot be parsed by RainCode. Please reduce the
offending source file until it cannot be reduced any further,
and send it to us for analysis.
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If RainCode is integrated in a compilation chain
before the compiler, it might be possible
that an error is reported because there actually
is an error. In such cases, please ensure that
the source file which is not recognized by
RainCode can be successfully compiled before
looking any further.