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On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 08:58:12 -0600, Bob Cozzi <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Steve, > You did have the source for the structure you were passing, right? > Wouldn't you check that DS just like you would Factor 1, 2 and the result > field entries on any old OpCode? > Sometimes source is important for debugging as you indicated but as a > blanket statement that it should always be there for you to see and embedded > in code (such as the case with Prototypes in the Implementation source) is > too cluttered for me. I agree with that. When I was working with the QtmmSendMail api I sure could have used the source code of that API to track down the problems I was having. Maybe if vendors dont supply the source code, they should provide a debug version of the service program that does a lot more parameter checking than the release version. In my case with the record i/o functions I think I was calling _rlocate and not specifying the KEY_EQ option. A debug version of the API could have easily checked that option parm and returned a descriptive error message. -Steve
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