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  • Subject: Re: Math Bindable API (2)
  • From: pcunnane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Paul Cunnane)
  • Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 09:32:45 -0700

     My reading of the API reference indicates that the CEESDCOS procedure 
     doesn't return a value; in other words you can't call it the way you 
     are doing in your EVAL statement below.  This is a nuisance, because 
     it prevents you from using it in expressions.
     
     I would recommend creating a COS procedure in your own service 
     program, which uses CALLB to get the value from the API.  You should 
     still prototype the call, and use CALLP, but remember that there are 
     three arguments: the angle, the resulting cosine, and the feedback 
     code (which is optional).
     
     -- 
     Paul Cunnane


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Subject: Math Bindable API (2)
Author:  ajkumar@rccl.com at INTERNET
Date:    2000-04-05 6:00 pm


     
Hi...
     
When I runthe following code, why is that I get vague results when I use 
CEESDCOS as a procedure that returns value. But, when I use CALLB to call 
the same procedure I get right results all the time.
     
Also when I call the program again it bombs with the foll. error
 The float operation resulted in a value that is too small (C G D F).
     
When I cancel and call the program again, it works....
In other words, it works on every alternate call but the first part gives 
wrong results!
     
h dftactgrp(*no) bnddir('QILE')
 *
d Cos             pr             8f   extproc('CEESDCOS') 
d  Parm1                         8f
d  FeedBack                     12
 *
dParm             s              8f   inz(0.000000000000E+000) 
dResult           s              8f   inz
dR1               s             13  6 inz 
dA1               s             13    inz
 *
d FB              ds            12    inz 
d  FB1                           4b 0
d  FB2                           3
d  FB3                           4b 0 
d  FB4                           1
 *
c                   eval      Result = *zeros
c                   eval      Result = Cos(Parm:FB)
 *
c     Result        dsply
 *
c                   eval      R1 = Result
c                   eval      A1 = %editc(R1:'M') 
c     A1            dsply
 *
 ************************************************ 
 *
c                   callb     'CEESDCOS'
c                   parm                    Parm
c                   parm                    Result
 *
c     Result        dsply
 *
c                   eval      R1 = result
c                   eval      A1 = %editc(R1:'M') 
c     A1            dsply
 *
c                   eval      *inlr = *On
     
     
Am I doing something wrong here..
     
     
thanx
ajith
     
     
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