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On 12-Oct-2016 11:45 -0500, Jose Perez wrote:
Be aware that when you pass a parm greater than 32 characters
through a CL, this parm get garbage when it is receive in the RPG
program.
Do not confuse dynamic CALL-command invocation of a PGM with program
calls with variables; despite the CL is using the CALL
command-statement, the variable should match the prototype just as is
true for any other language calling the prototyped RPG.
The best way to send a parm greater than 32 in a CLLE is declaring
one extra parm after the long length parm which length is equal 1 and
pass this parm as empty,
No idea what the implication there was, but if I infer correctly,
then I would suggest that using /tricks/ to make things *appear* to
function correctly, rather than actually properly coding programs, is a
poor paradigm. Perhaps if to what is alluded is not some /trick/, then
probably a new\separate discussion might be of value, but probably not
something best discussed as a continuation in this topic thread.
besides CLLE has a var definition type *PTR for pointer.
That of course is known; the discussion topic was all about how such
*PTR typed variable should *not* be passed to the RPG for the code shown.
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