Won't this possibly overlay the previous field if the ORG happens to
land on a half-word boundary?
Maybe a set of ORGs:
ORG *+1
ORG *,2,-1
Tony Thigpen
John Dravnieks wrote on 08/22/2016 10:16 PM:
Why not use ORG to do this for you?
ORG *,2,-1 take current position (*),
align to 2 byte boundary (if required), and move back one byte
Kind Regards
John R Dravnieks
From: "Ngan, Robert" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 23/08/2016 03:03
Subject: Re: Friday puzzle: CNOP 1,2
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<[email protected]>
I was trying to avoid generating an extra filler byte when one was not
required.
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Subject: Re: Friday puzzle: CNOP 1,2
From: "Ngan, Robert" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2016 4:47 AM
I'm writing a macro to build length prefixed character strings. The
length is one byte, and the actual string is referenced by LARL so it
needs to be halfword aligned.
So I coded (what would be a CNOP 1,2 - if it was valid):
DC (1-(*-&SYSECT)/2)X'00' Simulate a CNOP 1,2
However, this generates ASMA067S Illegal duplication factor.
what's wrong with DS 0H followed by DC X'00' or some such?
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