On 2017-12-09, at 15:20:59, John Ehrman wrote: > A literal is implicitly a symbolic address and a constant-generation request; > nesting those functions in other expressions was considered a bit too much > extra work for ASMH, from which HLASM was derived. And there were no strong > requests for forms such as A(=X'zzz') during the first six HLASM releases. > I believe there's good reason an A-constant can't refer to an address in a DSECT, yet I find no such restriction documented in the HLASM Language Ref. Have I overlooked a sentence?
-- gil
