Nope, wrong error -- the compiler is returning
   error 1615:  Default parameter specification not supported.

Your example shows:
>  error 1634: Missing arguments only allowed on intrinsic calls.

Kevin Miller pointed out that the compiler flag "+e" needs to be included in
the info parm/CCOPTS variable in order for "pragma intrinsic" to actually
work with missing parameters.  He mentions this was documented, and I dimly
recall this being the case, but it was certainly NOT documented ANYWHERE
CLOSE in the manual to where the "pragma intrinsic" was documented [most
likely, the only place this is documented is in the section on compiler
switches and not cross-referenced anywhere else]

It's these "oh, by the way..." type items that really irks me at times... :)

Tom Emerson
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stan Sieler [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] #pragma intrinsic in C/iX
> [I wrote originally]
> > on, and HP's compiler is complaining:
> >
> >  error 1615: Default parameter specification not supported.
> >
> > yet per the documentation, you're supposed to use "pragma
> intrinsic" to
> > SPECIFICALLY allow the use of "default parameters"
> >
> > Here is a VERY simple sample that compiles & runs OK with
> CCSC, yet fails
> > w/HP's C
> >
>
> Change "fopen" to "FOPEN" in your pragma intrinsic, and file a bug
> report.  Of course, HP may say it's designed to work that way :)
>
> :ccxl t
>
>     1  0   # 1 "T.SOURCE.SIELER"
>     1  0   #pragma intrinsic fopen
>     5  0   main ()
>     6  0   {
>     7  1
>     8  1   short int fid;
>     9  1
>    10  1   fid = FOPEN (
>    11  1            ,
>    12  1            0153,
>    13  1            0300);
>    14  1   }
> cc: "T.SOURCE.SIELER", line 11: error 1634: Missing arguments
> only allowed on intrinsic calls.
> run CCOMXL.PUB.SYS;INFO="";PARM=1;XL="QCOMPXL.PUBNEW.GREEN"
> Program terminated in an error state. (CIERR 976)
> End Run


[p.s. Although I think the copy I cut/pasted to the list showed the
reference to "who" in lower case, I tried with WHO originally, it failed,
then tried "who" on a whim, and it failed as well -- thing is, this was the
first copy I came to in reflection when doing the cut/paste to my
message...]