ENTRYADDR

ENTRYADDR returns a pointer value that is the address of the first executed instruction if the entry x is invoked. The entry x must represent a non-nested procedure.
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>>-ENTRYADDR(x)------------------------------------------------><

x
Entry reference.

If x is a fetchable entry constant, it must be fetched before ENTRYADDR is executed. However, if x has been released, then ENTRYADDR will return SYSNULL.






Published: 23 December 2018