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The Retrieve Job Information (QUSRJOBI) API can be used to access the
return code of the C application.
PGM
DCL &RCVVAR *CHAR 256
DCL &RTNCDE *CHAR 4
DCL VAR(&RTNNBR) TYPE(*DEC) LEN(5 0)
CALL RTNCDE
CALL QUSRJOBI (&RCVVAR X'00000100' 'JOBI0600' '*' ' ')
CHGVAR &RTNCDE %SST(&RCVVAR 109 4)
CHGVAR &RTNNBR %BIN(&RTNCDE 1 4)
ENDPGM
If RTNCDE does a return(5) then &RTNNBR will be set to 5.
Mark Phippard
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Retrieving error return code from C
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I am calling a C program from CL via the CALL command. The C function
returns an error number like 0 or 1 for success or failure. Is there some
way to retrieve this value from a CL program? I can run the program via
QSH and see the return code, but I would prefer to just use CALL for this.
I assume there is no way to use CALLPRC when you need to run the main()
function in a C *PGM?
Thanks
Mark
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