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On 2010/11/5 2:15 PM, Nathan Andelin wrote:
I'm having a hard time following this discussion because I'm aware of the NOMAIN
keyword, which we use in service programs, which don't need cycle code. But I'm
not aware of a "MAIN" keyword. Can somebody clarify?
In 6.1, you can identify one of your procedures as the main procedure
using the MAIN keyword. That lets you write a program where all the
procedures use P specs. The module is basically like a NOMAIN module
except that one procedure is the program-entry-procedure. The main
procedure is called a "linear main" (vs a "cycle main") because the code
just runs through once and then the linear main procedure ends, just
like an ordinary subprocedure.
H main(hello)
D hello pr extpgm('HELLO')
D who 10a const
P hello b
D hello pi
D who 10a const
/free
dsply ('hello ' + who);
/end-free
P hello e
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