Martyn wrote -
.. It's more than open to interpretation, but if you're
still interested, let me explain (it's a bit long winded, but then I
test software as part of my real job and get a bit fastidious about
it).
Write on Martyn, please..
And thanks.
John in Wales
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
gdgqler wrote:
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???
I did a quick test (using MENU_REXT) and actually even managed to
crash SMSQ/E completely once. So there may be some
Hi
Thanks to everyone who answered my initial post on this peculiar issue
of MRUN not continuing to run the remaining program after merging some
definitions.
Firstly, I tried the simple cases suggested and yes, MRUN works just as
expected.
Secondly, line numbers of the merged definitions
On 11 Oct 2009, at 22:17, Martyn Hill wrote:
Could anyone say whether the behaviour that I'm seeing when using
MRUN in a running SBASIC prog is expected?
As part of my initial SB boot prog, I include an MRUN statement that
successfully merges some useful SB definitions (only).
I expect
Hi Martyn,
Could your problem have to do with line numbers?
Per
Message Received: Oct 11 2009, 10:17 PM
From: Martyn Hill martyn.joseph.h...@googlemail.com
To: ql-users@lists.q-v-d.com
Cc:
Subject: [Ql-Users] Question regarding the expected
In message 4ad24b63.5030...@googlemail.com, Martyn Hill
martyn.joseph.h...@googlemail.com writes
Hi Martyn.
I know that LRUN works fine, in Boot links, as I use it successfully to
chain a number of smaller Boot files; rather than one long one. As well
as making choices to go to differing
Hi again
Could anyone say whether the behaviour that I'm seeing when using MRUN
in a running SBASIC prog is expected?
As part of my initial SB boot prog, I include an MRUN statement that
successfully merges some useful SB definitions (only).
I expect the boot prog to continue to execute