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>> Just thought there was one nicely documented repository of C functions. I'll keep looking. Thanks for the tips. There is - or at least for most of them - I didn't chime in before since I assumed you had already looked there. I know - assuming is bad thing ... There are two main manuals that cover the majority of the C oriented functions - they are the C and C++ Library reference, and the Unix/Posix API reference. I don't have time to look up the number I'm afraid but the ever helpful (?) InfoCenter should find them for you. Locate the C/C++ by searching for (say) strtok and the other one by searching for (say) Qp0lProcessSubtree. Don't forget to read the RPG Redbook for information on how to use standards C functions like fopen when using files in the IFS. Jon Paris Partner400
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