Robert A. Rosenberg wrote:
At 07:25 -0700 on 06/01/2012, Scott Ford wrote about Base registers:

Guys/Gals:   I am the process of modifying our IRREVX01 and have a
fundamental question...Currently when the exit is called the prolog
looks like this:   LOGEVX01 CSECT , LOGEVX01 AMODE 31 LOGEVX01 RMODE
ANY          YREGS          SAVE  (14,12)          LR    R12,R15
program addressability          USING LOGEVX01,R12        set base
register          LR    R10,R1              save parameter address
USING EVXPL,R10           base parameter map          L
R3,EVXFLAGS         exit flag address          TM    0(R3),EVXPOST
post-exit ?          BNO   GOBACK              if not, get out
Which works fine . I have added new code and exceeded the initial
register cover range of 4k ..I tried to add an addition base
register like this:   LOGEVX01 CSECT , LOGEVX01 AMODE 31 LOGEVX01
RMODE ANY          YREGS          SAVE  (14,12)          LR
R12,R15             program addressability          LA
R12,2048(R11)          LA    R12,2048(R12)

This should be:
         LA    R11,2048(R12)
         LA    R11,2048(R11)

This will work only if you adjust the USING to match it.


You were destroying R12 by loading it with whatever was in R11+4096

         USING LOGEVX01,R11,R12       set base register          LR
R10,R1              save parameter address          USING EVXPL,R10
base parameter map          L     R3,EVXFLAGS         exit flag
address          TM    0(R3),EVXPOST       post-exit ?          BNO
GOBACK              if not, get out   Assembled and liked the exit,
T PROG=xx  , where xx is the parmlib member to delete the exit
Reloaded the exit via T PROG=yy to activate the exit .   Ran a test
through the exit ( a RACF command ) and a S0C1-1 Without the
addition of the new lines for the second base register. The exit
works fine..   Either I blew it on the second base or IRREVX01 has a
size restriction ...   Can someone point me the right way ?
Thanks in advance.. Regards  Scott J Ford Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com


Bob

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