Re: Using a D-spec to define an action in the eval

I left out the bits not relevent to the question. Here's another sample
that does compile (with guess for parameter and return types and sizes):

d RawReading c 'RawReading'
d f pr 1a extproc('XMLRtnAttr')
d func 10a const
d wRawReading s 1a
/free
wRawReading = f( RawReading ) ;
return ;

On 5/10/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This looks like what I want to do but it won't compile.

Brian Johnson wrote:
> d RawReading c '''RawReading'''
> d f pr extproc('XMLRtnAttr')
> c eval wRawReading = f (RawReading)
>
> On 5/9/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> I've worded the subject badly.
>>
>> In my C-specs I am using a lot of statements like this:
>> C eval wRawReading = XMLRtnAttr('RawReading'))
>>
>> I would very much to remove the complications and gather all of these
>> definitions in the D-spec, like this:
>> D fRawReading c 'XMLRtnAttr(''RawReading''))
>> C eval wRawReading = fRawReading
>>
>> As you know, this won't actually work, even though it compiles just

dandy.

>>
>> The issue I am trying to resolve is having these XMLRtnAttr() words
>> scattered all through dozens of lines of code, hard to find, hard to
>> proof read, and hard to use.
>>
>> Any suggestions & hints would be appreciated.
>>
>>
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