I needed to use a register to specify the ETEADDR specification in a ETDEF
TYPE=SET,ETEADR=(3) macro.
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I did not see any documentation explicitly stating that a Register can be used
as a valid parameter for ETEADR=. I have been successful in specifying a
register in the macro, but have not tested it yet.
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The expnsion looks like this:
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ETDEF TYPE=SET,ETEADR=(3),ROUTINE=(2),RAMODE=31,
STATE=SUPERVISOR,PC=STACKING,SSWITCH=YES,
SASN=OLD,ASCMODE=PRIMARY,
EK=8,PKM=OR,
AKM=(8,9),EKM=(8)
+* MACDATE 06/25/92
+ MVI 1(3),192 FLAG BYTE
+ MVC 4(4,3),=F'0' ZEROS
+ ST 2,8(,3) ROUTINE ADDRESS
+ OI 8(3),X'80' AMODE QUALIFIER
+ MVC 12(2,3),=AL2(192) AKM
+ MVC 14(2,3),=AL2(128) EKM
+ MVC 16(4,3),=A(0) PARAMETER 1
+ MVI 20(3),144 ETD OPTION BYTE 1
+ MVI 21(3),8*16 ENTRY KEY (HIGH 4
+ MVC 22(2,3),=AL2(0) EAX
+ MVC 24(4,3),=F'0' ZEROS
+ MVC 28(4,3),=A(0) ASSOC RECOVERY RTN ADDR
+ MVC 32(4,3),=A(0) PARAMETER 2
+ MVI 36(3),0 LPA FLAG BYTE 1 @L2A
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So my question is, can a Register be used in the ETEADR= parameter for ETDEF
TYPE=SET.
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Paul D'Angelo
