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Jon Paris wrote:
Probably Barbara is the best person to answer this ...
In V6R1 you can NOMAIN an RPG program - anyone know if this affects
the generation of the pep entry - or indeed if methods that rely on a
simple count to get past the pep are affected if compiled in that
way? I'd check it but ... no V6 system to play with.
The generation of the pep is the same.
It's not really NOMAIN'ing, it's a different way to code a main
procedure. You can name one subprocedure to be the main procedure, so
instead of having a "cycle main", you have a "linear main" that just
runs through its calculations and then returns.
From the system's point of view, there's no difference between the two
types of main procedure. There is still a PEP called
_QRNP_PEP_modulename that calls the main procedure.
h main(printDailyReport)
D printDailyReport...
D pr extpgm('PRTDLTRPT')
// here is the main procedure
P printDailyReport...
P b
:
:
P e
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