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Re: Resolve_all: bogus unresolved references [message #37155 is a reply to message #36492] Mon, 17 November 2003 07:44 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Craig Markwardt is currently offline  Craig Markwardt
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Karsten Rodenacker <Karsten.Rodenacker@gsf.de> writes:
> In the meanwhile I found the source of these messages. All mentioned
> routines are 'defined' by forward_function in the cmsavelib software of
> Craig Markwardt. After commenting out these lines (without testing
> further functionality) the messages disappear.

Since my name was mentioned, I'll have to make a comment :-) My use of
FORWARD_FUNCTION is a paranoic attempt to allow my library routines to
compile on a wide range of IDL versions. By using FORWARD_FUNCTION,
IDL understands that the mentioned routines are functions, even if
compiled under a version of IDL where the (built-in) function doesn't
exist. That being said, I think I was probably a bit *too* paranoic.

But it is also unfortunate that RESOLVE_ALL is so narrow-minded.
After all, it certainly *knows* the names of all the built-in
functions (by calling the ROUTINE_NAMES() function). Thankfully,
rather than editing my code, you can use the SKIP_ROUTINES documented
keyword to avoid the offending functions. [ Strangely, it's only
documented in the header of the code. ]

Craig

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