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From: Erstad@HI-MULTICS.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Apollo Pascal and Modules
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Date: Tue, 10-Nov-87 13:54:00 EST
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You certainly can call main module procedures from any module.  However,
as with any Pascal code tehe procedures you want to call must be
declared.  The declaration is similar to a FORWARD declaration, except
that since the procedures called are outside the non-main compilation
unit an EXTERN declaration is used instead You are probably already
doing this to declare your non-main procedures to your main program (If
not, you should)

The above should work, although I've never had the occasion to call a
main program procedure from a module.  I'm not even sure I can think of
a good situation where I would want to do that...

Dave Erstad, Honeywell SSED