I don't believe it - you're right!

I could have sworn that using a DIM on a previously defined common array
would do nothing, well I stand corrected.

Maybe I'm remembering what happened under PI/Open, but it certainly does
work under Universe.

Sorry for the misinformation. :(

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Sent: Friday, 25 August 2006 2:29 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Need help - UV intermittent & roving file open error

   Really? It's redimensioning in common here on UV10, aix, PICK
flavour,
   no  question  about  it.  Exactly  for  the  purpose  of  a  file
open
   subroutine  used  in hundreds of programs with hundreds of users...
No
   complaints.  I  have  even  just written a test program which redims
a
   vector  in  common and works. Although it seems logical not to be
able
   to change a dimension in common, if common variables are just
pointers
   to  a memory slot then extending an array probably just means
pointing
   to  some  non-sequential memory for the new dimensions (just a
guess).
   Maybe there is some other flavour/uvconfig flag which affects this?

   Stuart

 
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   "Dimensioned"  arrays  can  be  resized - BUT arrays defined in
common
   can't.


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