RE: ILE/C variable name of API (as in RPG)

Here's one way to do it:

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#include <QSZRTVPR.H>

#include <stdio.h>  
#include <string.h> 
 

void getOsRls(char * OsVersion)

{

  Qsz_PRDR0100_t rcvr;

  Qsz_Product_Info_Rec_t prodInfo = {"*OPSYS ","*CUR  ","0000","*CODE
"};
 

  QSZRTVPR(&rcvr, sizeof(rcvr), "PRDR0100", &prodInfo, "\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0");

  memcpy(OsVersion,rcvr.Release_Level,sizeof(rcvr.Release_Level)); 
}

 

void main(void)

{

  char OsVersion[6];

  getOsRls(OsVersion);

  if (memcmp(OsVersion,"V5R3M0",sizeof(OsVersion))
     printf("OsVersion = %0.6s", OsVersion);
  else
     printf("I'm not on V5R3M0 machine, but rather on %0.6s machine",
OsVersion); 
}


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There are others, but this is "IBM sanctioned" method.

Elvis


-----Original Message-----
Subject: [C400-L] ILE/C variable name of API (as in RPG)

I like to call an API in ILE/C which exists only in
V5R3.
But I want to run the same program also in lower
version.

In the same way as in RPG which means (in RPG):
VERSION IFEQ 'V5R3'
        CALL 'V5R3_API'
        PARM ...
        ENDIF
If someone has an example in ILE/C for such a thing,
I shall appreciate it very much.

Regards,

Zvi