sys.reset_prog()

Purpose:

sys.reset_prog() sets a program for recompile.

Usage:

ret = sys.reset_prog(<progname>);

Arguments:

alpha <progname> - The name of the program to reset.

Returns:

0 - OK

-1 - Error - Probably no such program, a message has been displayed.

Where Used:

sys.reset_prog() can be called from anywhere. It most likely will be called from system development programs, and not from other application programs.

Example:

sys.prog.reset is pushed from sys.fh.maint to reset programs using the current file. sys.prog.reset calls sys.reset_prog() from the SortSel PCL for the sys.pr_file driver. The PCL is named resetprog(). Its code follows:

sys.reset_prog(sys.pf_prname);

Description:

sys.reset_prog() reads the sys.program file, and resets the sys.pr_sftime field to 0. This causes the program to recompile the next time that it is run.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

See Also: sys.build_prog() sys.build_file()