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On 2020-06-18 11:11 a.m., Alan Shore via RPG400-L wrote:
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But I found another line of old code (missed it before) but this is the last line of old code
C MOVEA *ZERO *IN
Is there a free form equivalent of this - or do I need to create a loop clearing each indicator?
Lots of suggestions for using Clear, which works fine.
I just wanted to mention one other way. All of of these will set all the
elements of *IN to zero.
*IN = *ZERO;
*IN = *OFF; // I think this one is even clearer than CLEAR
*IN = '0';
I would not use RESET to set all the indicators to '0'. RESET causes the
compiler to save off the value of *IN at the beginning of the program,
so it uses up extra storage and extra time (ok, not very much storage or
time, but still ...). I would only use RESET for times when I had some
complicated code to do the initial initialization.
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