Does #SOCKET really load R2 for you? (While not impossible, the syntax you
used is more akin to using R2 as input rather than output.) Or did you load it
before invoking the macro?
In the documentation, it say that the #Socket returns the address of a HOSTENT.
In my case it's in R2.
#SOCKET GETHOSTBYADDR,IPADDR=HOSTIPA,IPADDRL=4, X
DOMAIN=AF@INET,HOSTENTP=(R2), X
RETCODE=RETCODE,ERRNO=ERRNO,RSNCODE=RSNCODE
hostentp
Specifies the name of a fullword field in which the system returns the address
of a HOSTENT structure containing the information about the host.
How is the field pointed to by H@NAME defined? Is it a nul terminated array of
characters (as in a C string) or length field followed by text (like many RACF
parameters) or something else?
The only thing I know is that H@NAME is the address of the hostname that I want
to capture to write to the log.
What is the definition of MSG16?
MSG16 MSGTXT 'GETHOSTBYADDR HOSTNAME:'
MACRO
&NAME MSGTXT &TXT
LCLC &TMP
&TMP SETC '&SYSNDX'
&NAME DC AL1(L2&TMP)
L1&TMP DC C&TXT
L2&TMP EQU *-L1&TMP
MEND
What does #WTL do?
It's an IDMS macro to write to IDMS log
-----Message d'origine-----
De : IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:[email protected]] De
la part de Schwarz, Barry A
Envoyé : 5 janvier, 2012 15:32
À : [email protected]
Objet : Re: How to display content of an address that point to a struct
Does #SOCKET really load R2 for you? (While not impossible, the syntax you
used is more akin to using R2 as input rather than output.) Or did you load it
before invoking the macro?
How is the field pointed to by H@NAME defined? Is it a nul terminated array of
characters (as in a C string) or length field followed by text (like many RACF
parameters) or something else?
What is the definition of MSG16?
What does #WTL do? Is it just a wrapper for WTO?
