I'll try to get somebody to fix those links
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Thanks for the responses.
All but 2 of the links from that Tips site are dead links.
I don't know if I was doing some bad searchers, but the only answer I
found on the newsgroup was to install the C runtime on the computers
running the program.
But, aha, the "Programming with..." is something I didn't think of. I
tried prototyping Qsort as a procedure, I tried prototyping Qsort as a
program, and eventually decided to do it all myself and discovered I
can't Sorta on a datastructure array... But it seems you've given me a
lead. It recommends using CallB, so I'll be giving that a try sometime
soon.
Thanks!
Kurt Anderson
Application Developer
Highsmith Inc
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Larry wrote the tip but is on this page
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/wdt400/about/varpg/support/wint
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Has anyone managed to get C functions such as qsort & bsearch to work
in VARPG? I use these with dynamically built arrays.
Yes - I've seen these and several others used.
Try the IBM VARPG newsgroup for samples.
There is a very brief bit in the "Programming with ..." manual but it is
not a lot of help. I thought there used to be stuff in Larry's pages on
the
main IBM web site but I can't see any sign of it now.
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