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Thanks for clarifying, Barbara. But I am still a little unclear why the
local prototype for PROC2 does work if I EXPORT the subprocedure? (I
thought EXPORT only influenced what is "visible" outside the *MODULE.)
BTW, I assume the absence of PR and PI works (below) because RPG
generates global definitions within the *MODULE?
**Free
Ctl-Opt DftActGrp(*No) ActGrp(*New) Main(Proc1);
Dcl-Proc Proc1;
// Main Entry procedure
Dsply 'In main Proc' '*REQUESTER';
Proc2();
Return;
End-Proc;
Dcl-Proc Proc2;
// Internal subprocedure
Dsply 'In Proc2' '*REQUESTER';
End-Proc;
Appreciate your help!
Brian
On 13/11/2020 11:36, Barbara Morris wrote:
Brian, as others have suggested, the problem is that the prototype for
Proc2 is coded as a local prototype in your main procedure. RPG only
recognizes a prototype as being the prototype for a local procedure
when the prototype is in the global definitions of the module.
--
Barbara
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