On 15 Oct 2009, at 00:13, Martyn Hill wrote:
Take the following simple example (no MRUN involved here):
Scenario A: LRESPR in the main program - OK.
10 LRESPR <some_extn_file> : REMark ** LRESPR some useful SB
extentions
20 dummy_proc : REM ** Call a PROC that
doesn't exist in this program
Because the PROC dummy_proc doesn't exist, the following (expected)
error is returned:
At line 20:1 unknown procedure
OK, so far.
Scenario B: LRESPR from within an invoked PROC - Unusual.
10 init_extns : REMark ** Call a PROC that LRESPRs some
useful SB extentions
20 dummy_proc : REM ** Call a PROC that doesn't exist in this
proram
...
100 DEF PROC init_extns
110 LRESPR <some_extn_file>
120 END DEF
Now, the invocation of PROC dummy_proc still causes an error, but
this time is thus:
At line 120:1 unknown procedure
I have tried this with tptr_ext being LRESPRd but the error is
correctly signalled after the call to the non-existent proc.
I wonder if your program would also allow tptr_ext to be LRESPRd. If
if so then there must be something special about what you are
LRESPRing. If not then???
George
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