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I was feeling pretty comfortable with my transition from RPGIII to RPGLE
and /free until I needed to write a program from scratch that wasn't
using *ENTRY to pass parms to the program. I must not understand the
differences between the way RPGIII passed parameters and the way RPGLE
operates.
What I have been doing (cheating) was to have a short, initial non-free
calculation section like this:
C *ENTRY PLIST
C PARM MyParm
C/free
What I want to do is to do it "correctly". So after poking around the
Internet I thought I came up with the solution:
D Main PR
D 8A
D*********************************************************
D*Main Procedure
D*********************************************************
P Main B
D PI
D MyParm 8A
C/free
// Body of the program here
It wouldn't compile until I used dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(*caller) on the H
specs.
Although it compiles, when I run it in debug mode, the program is
invoked but "hangs" at the command line, it never progresses to the
first statement of the program which is where I have my breakpoint set.
So the question is: What is the correct way to write a simple program
in RPGLE that takes parameters? What do I do with the *ENTRY PLIST
method of passing parameters? I could go back to using the *ENTRY PLIST
approach but I'd like to use the "correct" way, if there is such a thing...
Thanks,
Pete Helgren
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