Giovanni Bozzetti wrote:
Hi Steve
Thank you so much for your information
Now is working, not exactly you suggested but more some more try I figure
out a syntax to work
The maclib -I "maclib1:maclib2" just need the double quote instead is a
PDS
Ah, good.
And thanks for the -a= for listing now I can read my program, it is
perfect now
You're welcome.
This is the real Unix world no standard, but we can have success also there
I am an old assembler programmer that like just PDS, but now we need to
accept that exist others environments and HFS files is a real work also
Well, where in Brazil are you?
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Thanks
Giovanni
-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Steve Comstock
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 9:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Help in documents and using as on USS
Giovanni Bozzetti wrote:
hello
If someone can help.
Can someone send me where I can find all information to use HLASM on
z/OS USS
1 What to do to write a compile script
2 What to do to run the as compiler
3 What to do to run the ld link edit
Can someone send me a script to compile many programs just passing the
program name
I am trying using this
as "//'source.asm(hello)'" -- "TERM,MACHINE(S390E)" -I
My.maclib -o My.o
Hmmm. Try:
as "//'source.asm(hello)'" -I "//'my.maclib'" --"term,machine(s390e)"
-a=hello.lst -o My.o
But the assembler read the source code hello, but ignore my maclib and
didn't produce any listing or obj, just on std.err has all my macro
in error only.
Thanks
Giovanni
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