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Thiraviam
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Can anyone explain me the function of the parameter REORDER used in the PROCEDURE statement of some of the PL/I programs.
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ENTRY: PROCEDURE REORDER;
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Bitneuker
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From the fine manual (top line / manuals / PLI):
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3.1.1.7.6 (RE)ORDER
The DEFAULT(ORDER) option indicates that the ORDER option is applied to every block, meaning that variables in that block referenced in ON-units (or blocks dynamically descendant from ON-units) have their latest values. This effectively prohibits almost all optimization on such variables. Consequently, if your program logic allows, use DEFAULT(REORDER) to generate superior code.
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daredevil
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The REORDER option is used for optimizing the code. The register or starage allocations allocated for the program execution is optimized by this option.
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