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Author: ddeclerck

cobc/gentable.c

@@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ gentable (FILE *stream, const char *code_ebcdic, const char *code_ascii, char re
 					--ascii_size;
 					++nb_irreversible;
 				} else {
-					cb_error (_("an error occurred after converting %ld characters (%d)"),
-							(ebcdic_ptr - ebcdic), errno);
+					cb_error (_("an error occurred after converting %ld characters"),
+							(ebcdic_ptr - ebcdic));
 					iconv_close (ic);
 					return -1;
 				}

doc/gnucobol.texi

@@ -1052,8 +1052,12 @@ Save intermediate files (by default, in current directory).
 Do automatic initialization of the COBOL runtime system.
 
 @item --gentable=@var{ebcdic-enc},@var{ascii-enc}[+]
-Build an EBCDIC/ASCII translation table between @var{ebcdic-enc} and @var{ascii-enc}, and exit.
-The translation might not be reversible: characters with no equivalent in the other encoding are mapped to the substitution character, thus leaving unused characters in both encodings. Append + to make the translation reversible, by arbitrarily mapping together these unused characters.
+Build an EBCDIC/ASCII translation table between @var{ebcdic-enc} and
+@var{ascii-enc}, and exit.
+The translation might not be reversible: characters with no equivalent in the
+other encoding are mapped to the substitution character, thus leaving unused
+characters in both encodings. Append + to make the translation reversible,
+by arbitrarily mapping together these unused characters.
 
 @end table
 

tests/testsuite.src/used_binaries.at

@@ -1543,6 +1543,10 @@ D8 D9 DA DB DC DD DE DF E0 E1 E2 7C E3 E4 E5 E6
 ], [note: 128 non-reversible conversions have been arbitrarily made reversible, you may want to check the generated table
 ])
 
+AT_CHECK([$COBC --gentable=IBM500,UTF-8], [1], [],
+[error: an error occurred after converting 172 characters
+])
+
 AT_CHECK([$COBC --gentable=EBCDIC_XXX,ASCII_XXX], [1], [],
 [error: conversion from EBCDIC_XXX to ASCII_XXX is not supported by your iconv implementation
 ])