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How to define a STUB twice in order to have the STUB parameters in different mode. Example : First define with _in , and the second one with _no . The problem is that defining more than one DEFINE STUB sections with the same function(s) does not work. For example, with the definition below only the last seems to be recognized: [
DEFINE STUB sum_c
#int add(int _in x, int _in y);
END DEFINE
DEFINE STUB dummi
#int add(int _no x, int _no y);
END DEFINE
STUB sum_c.add 1=>(0,10)10]
And the error message can be the following :
TestRT-W-NBVALMUET, [...] Incorrect number of values in stub call: add
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