RE: RPG/400 pgm strange behavior

[rjslaney@xxxxxxxxxx]

Richard, usually prototypes are source members that you /COPY into the
program that is calling the procedure. What you can do is to create the
procedure interface for each procedure/subprocedure that you code. Then you
can make a copy if the Procedure Interface and just change the PI to a PR.
Thus, you KNOW that the PR and PIs correspond.

What you can do is to group all the PRs together in a single source member.
The compiler doesn't care.  It only uses the PRs that are really referenced
in your procedure.

Bob

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