RE: Procedure List

Right, and besides, this isn't a UNIX machine were you've got to code
everything yourself, its OS/400 where everything should just be there. :)


Bob Cozzi
Cozzi Consulting
www.rpgiv.com


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Perhaps Bob can expound on why.  But in "seeking first to understand" 
perhaps he wanted a list of all subprocedures to either:
a)  see if there are some out there that does what he wants to do, and 
let's put them in a service program.
b)  Put a subprocedure in a common service program that may already be in 
use by a program that has an internal subprocedure and he wants to make 
sure it doesn't conflict.  You know, pick a safe name.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 





Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> I have no problem getting at and retrieving the list of procedure names 
in a
> service program, but I can't get the list of procedure names used in a
> program object. The API (as well as the DSPPGM command) does not list 
the
> procedures used in program objects.

I don't understand why you want to do this. DSPPGM/DSPSRVPGM/APIs only
list the exported procedures from a program, that's true.  But, there's no
chance for a procedure name to conflict unless it's exported!   So, why do
you need to know about the ones that aren't exported?

>
> Is there an API or a CL command that I may have missed that does an
> "Enumerate Procedure Names" for program objects?
>

I doubt it.   Remember, those names are just to make life easier for
humans... a procedure is normally just an address in memory.   I don't
really see why the program object would still contain the names after a
compile?  Unless they're exported, of course, in which case other programs
have a need to get their addresses after the program has already been
compiled.

The only other idea I can think of is the debugger APIs.  Perhaps they
have a way to get the procedure names that are used during debug sessions,
or maybe the names used for error messages...
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