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Jim Wiant wrote: > > Now - parent program for a called module: > ... > D FXM_Convert_Date_And_Time_Format... > D PR 17A Varying > D InpFmt 10A Const > ... > C Eval myOutVar = > C FXM_Convert_Date_And_Time_Format( > C myInpFmt:myInpVar:myOutFmt: > C ERRC0100) > ... > And the module (compiled as type *module): > ... > D FXM_Convert_Date_And_Time_Format... > D PR 17A Varying > D InpFmt 10A Const > ... Jim, you have the same prototype coded in two places. You should really have a prototype coded in only one source file, to get the maximum parameter-protection from the compiler. As a rule of thumb: If the procedure is an internal subprocedure (no EXPORT on the P spec), code the prototype within the module. Otherwise, code the prototype in a /copy file and copy it in whenever you need it.
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