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  3. September 2003

RE: Assert in RPG/ILE

At 12:39 PM 9/25/03, you wrote: 
> From: Scott Klement
>
>       /free
>           Assert(%parms>0: 'You must pass at least one parm!');
>           Assert(ptr <> *NULL);
>
>          *inlr = *on;  // (otherwise this wont compile)
>       /end-free

I'm snarfing this big time. Even in fixed-format, it works nicely:

     c                   callp     XmlAssert(TagStack(tagx) = Tag :
     c                               'Tag Pop error.  Expected ' +
     c                               Tag + ', current is ' +
TagStack(tagx))

I'm curious, do you plan to leave the asserts in the production version of the code, or are you limiting them to the debug version? In a general 'C' environment, I would expect the asserts to be compiled only into the debug version, but I haven't made any decisions about what I might do in RPG yet.

Thanks.

Regards,
Rich



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