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Hi Joe, et.al. -
I don't know what the exact restrictions are on getting the address of CONST parameters are, but I didn't specify CONST on mine. In fact, I don't want to specify CONST; I'm using the data structure as a single bidirectional parameter block. So "pDS = %addr(parm1)" works just ducky for me.
I think all you can do with the address of a CONST parameter is check it against *NULL. If you could use the actual address, you could modify the data, which isn't allowed for CONST parameters.
With older versions of the compiler you couldn't even check the address against *NULL.
Ken http://www.ke9nr.net/ Opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of my employer or anyone in their right mind.
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