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Re: how to rerun subroutine only? [message #42721]

Mon, 21 February 2005 14:52

u2s5thmember
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Registered: January 2004

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Your idea helped me figure out exactly what I was looking for! This
allows me to reduce the time for this subroutine to recalculate some
equations by 99.8%! I would have the subroutine as its own file, but
the main program and all its prior subroutines generate the arrays used
by the subroutine in question. I knew there had to be a way to do this
more efficiently - THANKS!

Vinay L. Kashyap wrote:
> Depends..
>
> There is no way to move flow control to the beginning of the
> program (that I know of), but if simple debugging is all you
> want to do, then yes.
>
> First get out of the subroutine with a ".out" or a "return" or
> a "return,-1", then recompile that subroutine (if it is in a
> separate file; this won't work if subroutine is in the same file
> as the main program), and simply call it with the same calling
> sequence as you did in the main program. Make sure you feed it
> the right variables in the parameters, because they may have
> changed in value or property in the interim.
>
> Vinay
> --
>
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		Re: how to rerun subroutine only? By: u2s5thmember on Mon, 21 February 2005 14:52
		Re: how to rerun subroutine only? By: kashyap on Mon, 21 February 2005 13:32
		Re: how to rerun subroutine only? By: Michael Wallace on Mon, 21 February 2005 12:57
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