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Hello Peter,

You wrote:
>i've a question .. is someone who has used this MI cpynv() function to 
>convert integer to decimal ? i try do this but unsuccessfully ... im on 
>V5R2 in i still have problems with programs wich are using Decimal. 
>for example it doesn't work something like this: 
>        _Decimal(5,0) dec = 0; 
>and on V4R5 (or if i compile it to V4R5) it's working ?! some ideas ?! 
>please help ... 

CPYNV is not necessary to handle decimal data types.  The following works at 
440:

#include <decimal.h>       
int main ( void )          
{                          
   _Decimal(5,0) dec = 0;  
   return(0);;              
}                          

Since you say it works on 450 also (and when TGTRLS is 450) then it sounds 
like a defect and should be reported to IBM as an APAR -- unless it is a 
limitation of the wonderful new PASE compilers. What happens with 
TGTRLS(V5R1M0)?

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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