RE: Using subproceedures in CL programs -- RPG400-L

I've kind of lost your original question.  There are a couple of
possibilities, having forgotten some information about this thread.
1)  CALLPRC a RPGLE subprocedure which calls the original subprocedure, but
returns the value via the parameters and not the PI itself.
2)  Try to avoid using CL.  But this is why I put the first couple of
sentences in this reply.

Rob Berendt
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Would it be better to do a call to an RPG program that will return the
value?

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I see that you RPG was an eval instead of a CALLP.  That means that the
subprocedure returned a value via the PI itself and not just via the
parameter list.  That might be a little trickier in CLLE.

Rob Berendt
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Thanks Mark that'll work for me.

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From: MWalter@hanoverwire.com

Mike,

If your cl is a CL Module (type CLLE) you can use 'callprc  prc(coupute)
parm(&x &y &z &a)' otherwise you'll have to write a wrapper program to call
the procedure. When going the latter route, watch any overrides you may
have in effect as they may not be in effect for your procedure.
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