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When is it legal/illegal to use user-defined datatypes in the Gedae primitive interface declarations?

April 26, 2017datatypes Gedae illegal interface Legal Primitive User-defined

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When is it legal/illegal to use user-defined datatypes in the Gedae primitive interface declarations?

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User-defined types are currently only legal for stream inputs and outputs. They can not be used for input or output parameters or in the primitive’s Local section. They cannot be used in any of the declaration sections of eval or trigger boxes. This limitation will be removed in a release during the year 2001.