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Steve Richter wrote: > > I have C and C++ code that parses command strings and does some specialized > scanning that I would like to port from visual C++ to ILE. These functions > accept pointers as arguments, some that are pointers to const data. In some > cases prototyping as %string works, but other times simply passing a pointer > is best. > Steve, when you have C or C++ that takes a pointer to sometype, you have a choice in RPG of - prototyping as a pointer by value, and passing a pointer to data of sometype - prototyping as sometype by reference, possibly with CONST Rather than try to take the address of your CONST parameter, you could prototype the C function with the parameter type and CONST (and possibly OPTIONS(*VARSIZE)), and then just pass the parameter.
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