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>> If you are using the %addr, then why bother with the %parms? Because there is nothing to say that there is not a null pointer (or data that will test as a null pointer) already on the stack just waiting for the unwary!! Even worse (and I've seen the really nasty effect of this one) there may be a perfectly _valid_ pointer on the stack. It wasn't passed and has nothing to do with the current call but if data gets moved to that field good luck in tracking down the error!! You should only check the %addr of a parameter you _know_ to have been passed - hence the use of %parms Jon Paris Partner400
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