HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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In each compilation unit where you want to duplicate the code of a
specific routine in-line, you must specify the entire routine definition.
If you use the same routine in-line in more than one compilation unit,
put them in a separate file and use the INCLUDE compiler option to
include that file in each compilation unit.
Example
The file procfile contains this procedure, which other compilation units
use in-line:
PROCEDURE x (a,b : integer; VAR c : char) $INLINE$;
BEGIN
c := chr(a+b);
END;
The following compilation unit uses the procedure x in-line:
PROGRAM prog;
BEGIN
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$INCLUDE 'procfile'$
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END.
The INLINE compiler option is equivalent to the INLINE procedure option.
The procedure option requires STANDARD_LEVEL 'EXT_MODCAL'; the compiler
option does not.
You cannot debug inline routines with a symbolic debugger. You can debug
routines that call inline routines, but the inlined code is treated as a
single statement and skipped. Breakpoints can only be set before and
after the inlined code.
INTR_NAME
INTR_NAME is an HP Pascal Option.
The INTR_NAME compiler option specifies the name to be returned for an
intrinsic. It is only valid when used in conjunction with the BUILDINT
compiler option.
Syntax
$INTR_NAME string_literal $
Parameter
string_literal Specifies the return name of the intrinsic to be entered in
the intrinsic file. Lowercase and uppercase are
significant.
Default None.
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If an entry in the intrinsic file specifies INTR_NAME when it is added to
the intrinsic file, the name string_literal is returned by the intrinsic
file search mechanism, and is used in calls to the intrinsic routine.