Re: dynamic program CALLS

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

on 12/06/97at 10:35 PM, the Great and Grand  Wazir John Carr
<74711.77@compuserve.com> said:


>Booth;
>The RETURN opcode in RPG Returns immediately to its caller upon being 
>executed.  I mean "Where ever it is executed".   I personally use  a
>subroutine I call EXIT in everyone of my programs.  It does the  RETURN
>opcode.  Where ever I am in the program, If the user wants to leave,  I
>EXSR EXIT.

John;
I like this idea.  I never thought of it, but then, I'd never do a return
anywhere but at the bottom of the cycle anyway.  And if I was at the
bottom of the cycle and LR was on, or set on, why would I add in a RETRN? 
I will admit to writing
     C             MOVE  *ON         *INLR
     C  NLR       RETRN                              though.

I think perhaps I need a standard sub-routine for *INLR time, to FREE all
progams called.  I don't like 500-line plus programs, so I tend to write
scads of small callable programs.

damn, sometimes I learn things I didn't want to know.  

Thanks to both John and Charlie.



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Booth Martin     
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