Re: MODS in subprocedures -- RPG400-L

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Hans,

At 5/9/01 09:46 AM -0400, you wrote:
>Defining the DS as STATIC within the procedure and returning
>the address may well work, but I really wouldn't recommend
>that technique.  It gives you one storage area to work with.
>What if you need two or more?

  Why can't you specify STATIC on both areas?


>Allocating storage outside the procedure and passing that pointer into the 
>procedure
>will offer more flexibility and is less error-prone over the long run.

  Can you please post an example?

  Thanks.

  -mark

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