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Dave, and Barbara, I thought I was following this thread, but now
I am confused and have a question:
Earlier, Joe stated:
"By specifying CONST you specifically told the compiler to ignore any
data past the 40A; in effect, you asked it to do a MOVEL (or EVAL) of
your 100A into a temporary 40A field and call with it."
I >think< that means the parameter passed would be more like "by value"
because the called program has no >reference< to the 40A memory.
If "by constant reference", works as described above, why is the word
>reference< used ?
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