Re: INZSR weirdness

I didn't either.  I first tried EXSR *INZSR inside of *INZSR.  That 
wouldn't let me.  However, then I got the bright idea to see just how 
smart the compiler was.....
It let me do the second one, that I posted, and naturally of course I 
thought "I wonder what would happen if I call it...."
Yeah.. I killed that puppy pretty quick.

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RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> C     *Inzsr        BegSr 
> C                   Exsr      Initial 
> C                   Eval      *Inlr = *On 
> C                   EndSr 
> C     Initial       BegSr 
> C                   Exsr      *Inzsr 
> C                   EndSr 
> 
> Don't try that.... system resources jumped to 98% 
>immediately lol....

Didn't think RPG would let you do that sort of scat.