Linking C Programs : Linking Multilanguage Programs
Object modules produced by
an assembler or another compiler
do not need to be preprocessed by COOL. If the C object modules do not require
the use of COOL, then the C object modules and non-C object modules can be
linked in the normal manner, without using COOL. If, however, the C object
modules must be preprocessed by COOL, the non-C object modules should be linked
with the COOL output module by the LINK, LOAD, or LKED command in a separate
step.
When you use the ILC feature to mix SAS/C code
with code in another language, use the ILCLINK utility to produce the module.
Refer to Chapter 8, "Linking Multilanguage Programs with the ILCLINK Utility,"
in the SAS/C Compiler Interlanguage Communication Feature User's Guide for details.
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