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> From: Joep Beckeringh > > But what bizarre reason might that be? If the compiler would allocate > storage, that storage would be unreachable once the basing pointer is set. I can think of no good reason to allocate storage. However, the compiler doesn't always do things that make sense to me. For example, if you have a module where you have both a mainline and called procedures, %OPEN BIF acts strangely. There's no good reason for it to act the way it does. So I've learned to take nothing for granted, and I was just trying to make sure of my supposition. Joe
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