Add an experimental command line option to enable embedding COBOL variable names into Java variable names #39
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…cobol#38) It is verified that 'Hello World' program works correctly.
…pensourcecobol#38) It is verified that almost all COBOL85 tests pass.
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* Add dblibj/Makefile.am to make the installation procedure easier * Update .gitignore slightly
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I partially solve the problem described in #38.
With -fembed-var-name option, the compiler replaces variable names f_{number} and b_{number} in Java source code with f_{COBOL variable name} and b_{COBOL variable name} respectively.