On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 6:38 AM, Steve Hobson <[email protected]>wrote:
<snip> > > For many years I've used this style which I was taught be the legendary > Pete Roberts: > > MVC TARGET(0),SOURCE > EX Rx,*-6 > I had read of that before. One "problem" is that it assumes that I have a base register for code. I have basically abandoned code base register and now use the R&I versions of instructions. Of course, I could use the EXRL. Except that EXRL doesn't exist on my z9BC. This is the _last_ processor that I am likely to ever work on because z/OS has been "sunsetted" here and will disappear no later than March 2016. Guaranteed. I know how they are doing it and it _will_ work. But I am forbidden to talk about it. No, the company is not going out of business, though that would work. Oh, anybody know of a z/OS sysprog opening in the DFW metro-mess area? Would really like to move on (after 20+ years here), especially if the new place uses z/VM and z/Linux as well. <drool/> > > It at least addresses the far-away MVC problem and I imagine helps with > the ICACHE too. > > PS. Don't try this with TR :) > > > Best regards, Steve Hobson > CICS Strategy, HLASM Development, Master Inventor > -- There is nothing more pleasant than traveling and meeting new people! Genghis Khan Maranatha! <>< John McKown
