In article <[log in to unmask]>,
  "Dr. Ferenc Nagy" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
] On Tue, 28 Mar 1995 [log in to unmask] wrote:
] > There is a corner of my basement where even I am reluctant to go.  That,
] > I'm afraid, is where my SPL manual is.  If you have an SPL manual,
] > BUILDINT is documented in it.  Good luck - and make a copy first! :-)
] I made the copy.
] I have only PASCAL manual.
]    Frank
 
Hi - I wasn't trying to be rude by not answering.  Still can't find my
manual.  Hope you have gotten it to work.  If not, try this approach:
 
Others have given you examples with 'OPTION EXTERNAL' in the header.  The
BUILDINT utility was originally designed to take SPL source modules
destined for an SL, and extract various parameters into SPLINTR.  I don't
believe the 'OPTION EXTERNAL' was absolutely required.
 
However, given the type of input it was expecting, '$CONTROL SUBPROGRAM'
may be required.  This is like the $CONTROL DYNAMIC of Cobol (Pascal has a
similar feature I'm sure) when compiling subprograms.
 
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