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Are you using optimization?  I have seen at least two programs that I have
written fail when compiled with optimization, yet they work when compiled
without it.  I haven't seen it work the other way though.  Just a thought,
try compiling without optimization.

On 1/11/06, Kurt Anderson <kjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I've had some experience with pointers, though mainly in dynamically
> allocating arrays.
> I'm now returning a pointer from a procedure, and I'm running into
> something weird.
>
> To give you an idea of what I'm doing:
>       //  Key Data Structure
>
>      D ptrKeyDS        S               *
>
>      D KeyDS           DS                  Based( ptrKeyDS )
>
>      D  KeyProjID                          Like( CBProjID )    // 7p 0
>
>      D  KeyOrder                           Like( ODNum )       // 7p 0
>
>        //  Retrieve the key fields by Order Number
>
>      D rtvKeyByOrder   PR              *
>
>        //  Retrieve the key fields by Project ID
>
>      D rtvKeyByProj    PR              *
>
> If Sort = ByOrder;
>   ptrKeyDS = rtvKeyByOrder();
> ElseIf Sort = ByProj;
>
>   PtrKeyDS = rtvKeyByProj();
>
> EndIf;
>
>
>
> //  If the pointer isn't null, a record was found.
>
> If ptrKeyDS <> *Null;
>   Chain KeyDS.KeyProjID CSGPPrjMst;
> ...
>
> So what I'm doing is calling one of two subprocedures to perform a read
> for me (more than just a simple read).
> I don't really show it in this example, but the calling procedure and
> the two subprocedures have a data structure defined from a global
> template using a LikeDS.
>
> Now, onto my issue.  I can run this program, and it runs fine, which is
> great.  But, I need to debug this calling procedure, and when I do, the
> Chain listed above fails.  When I view the value of KeyDS.KeyProjID...
> it's junk.  So, is there a reason why when I'm in debug that the value
> of that field differs than when run it interactively not in debug?  Has
> anyone experienced this?
>
> Kurt Anderson
> Application Developer
> Highsmith Inc.
> W5527 State Road 106, P.O. Box 800
> Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
> TEL (920) 563-9571  FAX (920) 563-7395
> EMAIL kjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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