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We did discuss it a few weeks ago, but it has not been added, as far as I
know.

You can sort of achieve the same effect by using multiple procedure
declarations (PR) with the same extProc() specification. But each of those
has to have a different name.

D procDef1 PR ExtProc('myProc')
D myFlag 10I 0 Value
D stringParm 65535 Value
D numParm 10I 0 Value

D procDef2 PR ExtProc('myProc')
D myFlag 10I 0 Value
D numParm1 20I 0 Value
D numParm2 10I 0 value


Dennis Lovelady
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"It's a recession when your neighbor loses his job; it's a depression when
you lose your own."
-- Harry S. Truman
Somehow I was convinced that procedure overloading was added to RPG,
but
I can't find it ?



Am I missing something, or did I take something for granted that was
never added ?



Thanks,

Paul

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