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On 2012/10/4 1:43 PM, newnancy@xxxxxxxx wrote:
I know that this is a little late in the game. But when you are using
MAIN, are there still O specs?
Even when a program used a IF file instead of a IP, it still followed the
program cycle somewhat. Does MAIN change all that?
If you want to code O specs, they go before the first P spec. (If you
have externally-described files, the generated O specs will go in the
compiler listing before the first P spec.)
You're right about an IF file following the cycle somewhat. When you set
on LR, the file gets closed when the cycle-main procedure ends. That
doesn't happen with a linear-main. With a linear-main (or a NOMAIN),
files without USROPN still get opened automatically when the first
procedure gets called in the module, but they only get closed by a CLOSE
opcode, or when the activation group ends.
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