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Lim Hock-Chai wrote:
The reason that I use typedef is because the moduleName and locationID
should actually be a fix 10 char long variables.
Then your RPG prototype should be 10A, not a pointer with options(*string).
Your original typedefs were correct. Having char* typedefs, and then
secretly requiring the caller to set up blank-filled values doesn't seem
very friendly.
I think a better alternative would be to allow all your callers to pass
null-terminated strings, and have your procedure get the data in the
right form.
D proc pi
D libP * value options(*string)
D logMessageP * value options(*string)
D lib s 10a
D logMessage s 2048a varying
/free
lib = %str(libparm);
logMessage = %str(logMessageP);
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