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I was curious if anybody has seen or developed an RSS reader for the
iSeries?
Thanks,
Ron Adams
Information Technology Group
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I do not understand subprocedures all that well, but I do know that to use
a
%bif I only need to use it. I don't have to bind, or compile my programs
in
any special way. For someone on RPGIII, using %bif() is easy to learn.
Using his/her first subprocedure will not be an easy task.
At least it wasn't for me.
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I read that article. Some good points, some interesting concepts.
Technically I do think IBM allows us to create our own bifs - they're
called subprocedures. Maybe you can't put a percent sign in front of your
own. Then again, if it was required it might drive some people nuts like
having to put a semicolon at the end of a free format rpg statement seems
to send some people into an epileptic fit.
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Folks:
A new article has been posted at http://imho.midrange.com
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