>@MSGID: 1:282/4054 5444c202
 >@PID: RA 2.02 22424
 >@TID: FastEcho 1.40 7843

 >error after about 45 entries into a looping routine similar to the one that
 >follows.
 >call rxfuncadd 'SysGetKey', 'RexxUtil', 'SysGetKey'
 >M1:
 >Say 'Press any key to continue'
 >key = SysGetKey(noecho)
 >IF key='r'
 >   THEN
 >     CALL R1
 >   ESLE CALL T1
 >IF key='R'
 >   THEN
 >    CALL R1
 >   ESLE CALL T1
 >R1:
 >SAY " You entered "'R'
 >call M1
 >T1:
 >SAY " I DON'T UNDERSTAND, TRY AGAIN"
 >CALL M1
 >After about 45 keyboard entries I get the following error message.
 >Call
 >R1;
 >REX0011: Error 11 running C:\CMD\testhot.cmd, line 10: Control stack full

You're recursively calling the main function at the bottom of the called
sub-functions here, Don.  The control stack has to keep track of all the
functions that were called and haven't returned yet, but these guys
ain't never comin' back.  The way you have this set up would work, though, 
in a regular .CMD or .BAT file, with goto's instead of calls.  
For a Rexx program try something like this:
/*****************************************************/
call rxfuncadd 'SysGetKey', 'RexxUtil', 'SysGetKey'

do forever
	Say 'Press any key to continue'
	key = SysGetKey(noecho)
	if key='r' then
     		call R1
	else if key = 'q' then
		call quit	
	else
		call T1
end

R1:
	say " You entered "'r'
return

T1:
	say " Huh?"
return
quit:		/* Just fall out here */
/**************************************/


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