Article ID: 61334
Article Last Modified on 11/21/2006
This article was previously published under Q61334
SYMPTOMS
CALLing a machine-language routine using a long integer (&) for the routine's address causes the QuickBasic Interpreter to produce the "Undefined subprogram" error. Using a long for the address works correctly in a compiled application.
To work around this problem, use a single-precision (!) or double-precision (#) variable for the address of the machine-language routine.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a bug in Microsoft QuickBasic version 1.00 for the Macintosh . We are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.
Code Example
The following code example produces an "Undefined subprogram" error in the QuickBasic Interpreter but works correctly when compiled:
Code% = &H4E75 'equiv to RTS in assembly language
Ptr& = VARPTR(Code%) 'Ptr! or Ptr# works correctly
CALL Ptr& 'This line causes Undefined subprogram
PRINT "Call succeeds in application."
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