:immediate behaviour

[Klaas-Jan Stol]

hi,

if I understand correctly, the :immediate pragma makes the sub which has 
this pragma run immediately after parsing (well, at least before running 
the program)

Suppose I have this code:

   .sub loadstuff :immediate
      # load stuff
   .end

   .sub main
       dostuff( )
       end
   .end

Then, running this code will start running the loadstuff( ) again 
(because main doesn't have the :main pragma, and loadstuff() is at the 
top of the file).
My concern is, is this the desired effect? Shouldn't the :immediate subs 
only be run once? So, in effect shouldn't they be skipped (if they're at 
the top of the file, where execution starts when :main is missing) when 
running the program?

regards,
klaas-jan