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Joe Pluta wrote: > > 1. Create a prototype using EXTPGM in a /copy > 2. Include that in both calling and called programs > 3. Use a PI with the name of the program in the called program > > Now, I have a minor issue with this. Right now, I have stopped labeling > PI statements (and the procedure end statements). Instead, the only > place I specify the name of a procedure is in the procedure begin > statement. This seems to be fine syntactically, and it replaces a lot > of ugly drudgework when cloning prototypes. > > But it seems that in this case, I MUST use the name in the PI statement. > > Am I understanding this stuff correctly? > Joe, that's correct - you have to code the name on the PI, and the PR has to precede the PI. For subprocedures, there's only one possible prototype to use (the one named the same as the procedure). Since all the prototypes for the procedures in a module are coded in the main source section, the only way to match up the PI with the correct PR is to use the name.
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