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Bob, Sorry to nitpick, but just for clarity ... > PHP, Perle, Python, RPGIV, Java, JavaScript--no one tool is right for every > task, but today, just about every tool can be used for every task. you mean Perl, right? Not the frame relay controller but the programming language? :) And to add my two cents ... > I believe it wasn't implemented right, but it was implemented, period. > They can "fix" it (i.e., change the way they did it) but I don't think there's > enough complaining about it today for them to be working on it. I'm not entirely convinced that the reason is lack of complaining. There may not be much complaining, but I'm not sure there is really a better way to do it. I think that for return values to work as they should, then *need* to be created in automatic storage (thanks Eric for the terminology ... I'm not sure if System i people use the PC term "on the heap"). By the way, thanks for your excellent description of why three copies often happen. I was used to thinking about these things while learning C, but I've fallen out of the habit and needed a refresher, and an RPG specific one at that. Thanks again, Adam ##################################################################################### Attention: The above message and/or attachment(s) is private and confidential and is intended only for the people for which it is addressed. If you are not named in the address fields, ignore the contents and delete all the material. Thank you. For more information on email virus scanning, security and content management, please contact administrator@xxxxxxxxxxxx #####################################################################################
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