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VRF-Problem with put in code in comments

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Hi VEE users:

Concerning my problem wondering if it is possible to put parts of VEE-code
in comments as you usually do in traditonal programming language like C.
My purpose is to compile only a part of the code not cutting that part
first and then running then code.

Thanks for all responses,

Farshid Saidbahr
Ericsson Radio Systems

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VRFuser Jul 21, 1997 4:41 PM
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from: Greg Goebel / HP-MXD
gvg@lvld.hp.com / 970-679-3030 / FAX 970-679-5971
to: VRf-Farshid Saidbahr
date: Tuesday, 22 July 1997 0739 MDT

> Hi VEE users:
>
> Concerning my problem wondering if it is possible to put parts of VEE-code
> in comments as you usually do in traditonal programming language like C.
> My purpose is to compile only a part of the code not cutting that part
> first and then running then code.

Sir:

There's no formal way to do this ... I would be interested if someone had
come up with some improvisation for that purpose, but I would suspect any
such improvisations would have some serious drawbacks.

> Thanks for all responses,
>
> Farshid Saidbahr
> Ericsson Radio Systems

If you have more questions, let us know.

[<>] regards -- gvg

To: Stan Bischof <stanb@hpnmrsb2.sr.hp.com>
Cc: toms@symca.com, hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com, s.v.koppen@larc.nasa.gov
Subject: Re: Re[2]: VRf VEE remote access w/NI card
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 1997 15:50:02 -0600
From: Scott Turner <scott@hpislst.lvld.hp.com>

Stan Bischof wrote:

> "Tom Sanders" <toms@symca.com> wrote:
> >
> > If you are using VEE or any other language that uses SICL this should be
> > straightforward.

> Should be, sure.
>
> However this came up locally a few months back and it was explained
> to me that SICL and NI were incompatible in this respect. That is you
> could set up an HP card but not the NI.
>
> HOWEVER- I'd sure like to hear if anyone gets this working, especially
> for the NI PCMCIA GPIB.

Sorry, but it won't work. The problem is not at the VEE (client) end,
but at the GPIB (server) end. The LAN server software is SICL-based,
and will only work with HP cards which support SICL. You'll have no
problems configuring the client, but you've not configured a server at
the other end.

Scott Turner scott@lvld.hp.com
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VRFuser Jul 21, 1997 6:38 PM
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     You could use an If/Then/Else object with an impossible outcome to
     ensure that the unwanted code is not executed. For example:

     +-----------------+
     | If/Then/Else    |
     +-----------------+
     | | 0 == 1 | Then |------> (to commented-out code)
     | ----------------|
     | Else    | Else |------> (to active code)
     +-----------------+

     You might want to change the title to "COMMENTED OUT" and change the color
     to red to help identify this is a comment block rather than real code.

     Regards,

     Bruce

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Subject: VRF-Problem with put in code in comments
Author: Non-HP-erafasa (erafasa@ki.ericsson.se) at HP-USA/o2=mimegw3
Date:    7/22/97 5:35 AM

Hi VEE users:

Concerning my problem wondering if it is possible to put parts of VEE-code
in comments as you usually do in traditonal programming language like C.
My purpose is to compile only a part of the code not cutting that part
first and then running then code.

Thanks for all responses,

Farshid Saidbahr
Ericsson Radio Systems
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