Re: Handling *Entry parms from command (using MAX(8)) in a subproc

Hi Carel!  Thanks for the reply.  My responses inline:

On 12/13/05, Carel Teijgeler <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> First of all, an eror in your code:
> >        Sel_Mbrs( x ) = pMbrs_a( x ) ;
> won't work, as Sel_Mbrs is not defined as an array; those are subfields of
> the Sel_Mbrs_ds.


Actually, the Sel_Mbrs is defined as an array, see the last spec on the DS.

I would prototype the call to the subprocedure with CONST, as you do not
> change the values of the parms.


Tried this and got the same results.

Can you not change it into an ELEM type parm? Then you can use pointer
> arithmic to process each entry group of the parm
>

No, they are not related in the fashion you are thinking.

Still searching through archives, and I saw the reference made in the "Who
Knew" redbook.  I found the section "3.5.2 Replacing the *ENTRY PLIST", but
I'm not comprehending.  The example snippet on page 45 shows a prototype
with ExtPgm('MAINMOD'), but I'm not catching how MAINMOD is defined.  Is it
the name of the program object in which the main module resides? <confusion
reigns>  I tried this, and the compiler puked at the Begin Procedure spec:
"RNF1505: A procedure cannot be defined when the prototype specifies
EXTPROC(variable) or EXTPGM."

Still searching...

TIA,
Dan