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Scott
Now you are getting close to what I wanted from Toronto in the following.
CL BEGCL
CL SNDPGMMSG XXXXXXXXXXXXX
CL MONMSG(CPFXXXX)
CL ENDCL
Since Hans was going to include a monitoring capability to RPG,
I thought that they could purcolate the error up. I wanted THEM
do something like what you described below. The other various
ways of doing a prototyped QCMDEXEC doesn't handle the "True"
CL message handling etc. (As you stated)
Since Rochester will NEVER give us logic control in CL (subroutines, when,
if, dou, etc)
I thought this way I could kinda wrap RPG logic control statements "Around"
my CL program elements.
John Carr
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Scott Klement said;
<SNIP>
>How about having seperate sub-procedures for your CL commands, in
>other words, each subprocedure would need to be labelled as either
>RPG or CL.
>
>Then, a simple program... a "preprocessor" if you will... could be
>written to do the following:
> 1) Seperate each CL "sub-procedure" into its own source
> member in a file in QTEMP.
> 2) Seperate the RPG source into its own source member
> in a file in QTEMP.
> 3) Compile each RPG & CL module (using CRTRPGMOD and
> CRTCLMOD) individually in QTEMP.
> 4) Finally, bind them all into a program.
>
>This would, effectively, allow you to run CL stuff in the same source
>member as your RPG program... Since you can bind modules written in
>CL to modules written in RPG, this would give you very nearly the same
>performance and benefits of having the CL embedded.
>
>Without losing the convienience of having it all in one source member.
<SNIP>
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