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  3. March 2010

Re: Using opdesc ... getting CEE0502

So you'd *really* like to be able to define the prototype like this:

Dprocname PR opdesc
D pListId like(wd_ListId) const
D pData like(wd_DqPayload) const
D options(*varsize)
D pDataLen 10I 0 const(%len((%trimr(pData)))

That would be nice, wouldn't it :) No need to change callers, just recompile
over the prototype, and the compiler would pass an integer containing the
trimmed length of pData........

Rory

On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 9:57 AM, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Mark S. Waterbury wrote:
Why not just pass one more parameter to your "procname" procedure, with
the size of that other parameter (in this case, a data structure)?

That requires that I change the caller ... which I would like to avoid.


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