Returns the Windows startup values. 
  
 
	  
	 Syntax:
 
		 
		call "PC_WIN_INIT" using     hInst 
                             hPrevInst 
                             lpszCmdLine 
                             nCmdShow 
                   returning status-code
 
	 Parameters:
 
		 
		 
		
 
			  
			  
			  
			  
				 
				  |  | Using call prototype (see 
					 Key) | Picture | 
 
			 
 
			  
				 
				  | hInst | cblt-HINSTANCE | usage pointer. | 
 
				 
				  | hPrevInst | cblt-HINSTANCE | usage pointer. | 
 
				 
				  | lpszCmdLine | cblt-pointer | usage pointer. | 
 
				 
				  | nCmdShow | cblt-x4-comp5 | pic x(4) comp-5. | 
 
				 
				  | status-code | See 
					 Library Routines - Key | 
 
			 
 
		  
 
 
	 On Exit:
 
		 
		 
		
 
			  
			  
			  
				 
				  | hInst | The handle of this instance. | 
 
				 
				  | hPrevInst | The handle of the previous instance. | 
 
				 
				  | lpszCmdLine | A pointer to the command line. Not for COBOL use. | 
 
				 
				  | nCmdShow | Flags to indicate the attributes attached to any windows created. | 
 
			 
 
		  
 
 
	 
Comments:
When starting a Windows application Windows returns four start-up values. These are required when calling a number of the Windows API routines. When using the shared run-time system, it is necessary to call this routine to get the start-up values so you can then use the Windows API.
You should not access the command line using the parameter passed here. Use ACCEPT ... FROM COMMAND-LINE instead.
This library routine is supported by the JVM runtime.