The SUBROUTINE command is used to define the start of a subroutine and optionally nominate parameters which must be passed to it.
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Portability Considerations |
Subroutines that are nested inside one another are not supported in the current release of Visual LANSA. This is a very rarely used coding technique and thus unlikely to cause any problems. In the event of problems simply unnest the subroutine(s) involved and recompile. |
Also See
7.121.2 SUBROUTINE Comments / Warnings
7.121.3 SUBROUTINE Examples - Part 1
7.121.4 SUBROUTINE Examples - Part 2
Required
SUBROUTINE --- NAME --------- subroutine name ---------------->
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Optional
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| *RETURNED |
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