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Hi,
I’ve just modified a module that uses a program call using a pointer,
and I need some reassuring.
My question is, in the example below, If I execute DoStuff1, then
DoStuff2, have I changed the value of Parm1?
Does Parm=LocalVar mean that Parm is a copy of the date pointed to by LocalVar?
The 2 procedures cannot run together at the moment, but I don't want
to think I may have left a booby trap for some future programmer.
Thanks.
In the original module, I had :
DoStuff1 (Parm1);
P DoStuff1 PI
D Parm
LIKE (…)
D MyPointer S *
D LocalVar S N BASED (MyPointer)
Call MyPGM(‘1’ : MyPointer)
Parm = LocalVar;
Return;
Then I added :
DoStuff2 (Parm2);
P DoStuff2 pi
D Parm
LIKE (…)
D MyPointer S *
D LocalVar S N BASED (MyPointer)
Call MyPGM(‘2’ : MyPointer)
Parm = LocalVar;
Return;
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