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Hi Charles ... I think RPG compiler or pre-compiler is not able to pair PR
Prototype and PI Progam Interface without a fully qualified name ...
Personally I never use '*n' for PR, PI or parameters too: I don't like it
and when I try to debug or understand those lines of code with '*n' it's
like coming back to times with RPG Indicators
When I have a program with a Program Interface PI (ex *entry plist) I code
it with a fully qualified name and I keep the PR in a different source
included with a /COPY and ask to RPG compiler to check them every time I
compile my source code.
HTH
Roberto
Il giorno mer 4 set 2019 alle ore 19:27 Charles Wilt <
charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
ha scritto:
Just ran across some code...
// in a MYINC(MYPGM)
dcl-pr myprogram extpgm('MYPGM');
parm1 char(10) const;
end-pr;
//in MYPGM.SQLRPGLE
/copy MYINC,MYPGM
dcl-pi *n;
parm1 char(10);
end-pi
I was surprised it compiled successfully...no errors/warnings
When I changed the PI to
/copy MYINC,MYPGM
dcl-pi myprogram;
parm1 char(10);
end-pi
Then I got the SEV 20 errors about the missing CONST I expected to see.
Can somebody refresh my brain as to why the compiler didn't throw the
expected errors with the unnamed PI?
Thanks!
Charles
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