GDDM V3R2 Base Application Programming Reference
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Syntax of GDDM calls

GDDM V3R2 Base Application Programming Reference
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The syntax shown for the call statements is for the nonreentrant interface using PL/I or FORTRAN, omitting the CALL verb, and in the case of PL/I, the line-terminating semicolon (;).
The conventions used in presenting the syntax for calls are:
  • The call name, one through six characters, is shown in uppercase.
  • The parameter list, if present, is delimited by parentheses, and the parameter separator, if there is more than one parameter, is a comma(,).
  • Uppercase words, parentheses, and commas must be coded exactly as shown.
  • Lowercase words should be replaced by arguments appropriate to the programming language being used.
  • The parameters of the call statements are shown separated by spaces; these are for purposes of clarity, and are not required during coding.

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