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RE: Prototyping a "bool" parameter in RPG

For that to be true, wouldn't you need *CNOWIDEN on the prototype for the
call? Otherwise it's integer, right?

Dennis Lovelady
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Hi, James:

Use a one-byte character variable (field) or an indicator. The value
should be x'F0' for false or x'F1' for true.

Mark

> On 11/5/2010 4:49 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Quick question:

Given this parameter on a C function:
bool bUseFIPS
how would I code the prototype and call in RPG?

Indicator? Integer? Binary? Character? Something I haven't heard of
yet?

JHHL
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