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ssamineni Warnings : 1 New User
Joined: 10 Mar 2007 Posts: 16 Location: India
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What is the purpose of Entry options in PL1?...
In a PL1 program its written
<Sub program name > entry options(asm inter),(verify,plidump,substr) builtin;
The sub program is a assembler,now I have to change this program to a cobol program,should i chnage entry options as (cobol inter) ? |
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rahulkolhe2003
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Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 12 Location: columbus
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The ENTRY statement specifies secondary entry points for a procedure.
(Secondary entry points may also be defined by a PROCEDURE statement
which contains more than one statement label prefix). The ENTRY
statement also specifies the parameters, if any, associated with the
secondary entry point defined by a given ENTRY statement as well as the
attributes of the value to be returned by the RETURN statement if execution
entered the procedure at that ENTRY statement as a function reference.
An ENTRY statement is ignored in regular sequential processing.
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The processing characteristics, which may be specified within the
OPTIONS option, may appear in any order and can be separated
by either blanks or commas. They are formatted as shown below:
COBOL|FORTRAN <additional-options>
yes. You need to change entry options as (cobol inter).
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Suryanarayana.tadala
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Joined: 03 Nov 2005 Posts: 43 Location: St.Louis
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cobol inter should work fine for you... |
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