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On 2011/5/20 8:15 AM, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
I understand what you're saying. I wasn't quite clear enough. That's whatOr I wasn't reading carefully enough.
I meant. .-)
By the same token, any /free, /end-free directives in the /copy member wouldRight.
have no effect when returning to the main program, right? That is, as I
understand you, whatever "free" state the main program was in before the
/copy will be honored after returning to the main program.
C x begsr
/copy subr
C endsr
/free
begsr y;
/copy subr;
endsr;
Any of these versions of the /copy file would work fine for either one
of the /copy statements.
// copy version 1 ending in fixed form
C seton 10
// copy version 2 ending in free form
/free
*in10 = '1';
// copy version 3 ending in fixed form due to /end-free
/free
*in10 = '1';
/end-free
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