RE: RPG400-L Digest, Vol 3, Issue 747

Its in the manuals as well, but here it is roughly:

PROGRAM is the internal name of this program.  EXTPGM() is the external
name.  It takes two 1 character parms.  This would have been your *ENTRY
specs.

PROC is an internally defined procedure that your are exporting so other
programs could call it.  It returns a 1 character return code.  It takes
two 1 character parms.

PROC1 is the internal name of an externally defined procedure that your
are binding to.  EXTPROC() is the external name.  It returns nothing.
It takes one 1 character parm.

Notice the program does not have the 'P' specs, only the sub-procedure.

See the manuals for more details and options.
        
 D PROGRAM         PR                  EXTPGM('EXPGMNAME')   
 D  PARM1                         1A                        
 D  PARM2                         1A                        

 D PROC            PR             1A     
 D  PARM1                         1A                        
 D  PARM2                         1A                        

 D PROC1           PR                  EXTPROC('EXTPROCNAME')
 D  PARM1                         1A                        

 D PROGRAM         PI                
 D  PARM1                         1A 
 D  PARM2                         1A 
 
 D PROGRAM DATA GOES HERE

 C  PROGRAM CODE GOES HERE
 C                 EVAL           V3 = PROC( V1 : V2 )
 C                 EVAL           PROC1( V3 )

 P PROC            B                   EXPORT
 D PROC            PI             1A
 D  PARM1                         1A                        
 D  PARM2                         1A     

 D Procedure data goes here

 C Procedure code goes here
                     
 P                 E

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 03 October 2004 05:04
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Subject: Replacement for *entry plist


I've read in a number of articles that I can replace an *entry plist
with a prototype. Could someone show me how this is done ?


Regards
Kevin Forster