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CALL command does not do this.
C PEP (program entry point) procedure does. For every main() in C, compiler
generates a PEP (you may see it if you do DSPMOD on C module). This PEP
procedure among other things will scan for first blank in each parameter
and create null-terminated string for each parameter.
This makes it very difficult to pass non-character parameters to C main().
Alexei Pytel
"The better is the worst enemy of the good"
Gene_Gaunt@revie
wworks.com To: MI400@midrange.com
Sent by: cc:
owner-mi400@midr Subject: Re: API parameter
lengths
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07/09/2001 08:28
AM
Please respond
to MI400
Simon wrote:
"The CALL command is looking at the target program and NULL terminates the
string because that is probably what a C program expects."
Well if the CALL command processing program can do that, then how do you
make an MI program determine if a target program is ILE C?
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