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<snip> > the big advantage for me is that it is modular and procedure friendly. > I can open a file in a procedure in one module, use it in another > module, then close it in a 3rd. What controls the show are the > parameters passed from one procedure to the next. Which is what > modular programming is all about. </snip> That's certainly an advantage. I always try to avoid these problems by naming my F-spec entries with a prefix in service programs, and opening and closing them within each module independently. But this doesn't solve the problem, it just makes more work really. I wonder what would happen if a file was overridden. Would the recio.h functions obey the override? -- "Enter any 11-digit prime number to continue..."
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