Hi there,
I am sure Jonathan will confirm...but yes, even byte literals will be on
an even boundary, they are sorted
If you code it and use LARL, you'll get an error if not on an even boundary
=CL5 may not align, a frequent source of 'it worked then but not now'
syndrome
Melvyn Maltz.
On 08/11/2021 09:17 pm, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Nov 8, 2021, at 13:57:10, Melvyn Maltz wrote:
...
LARL R3,=C'ABCDE-'
Yes, it's a 5-byte literal extended to 6 to keep the LARL happy
Does giving a character constant even length guarantee even
alignment? I'm thinking of such as:
DC. 0H'0'
EVEN DC C'?'
ODD DC C'ABCDE-'
Are the rules special for literals? What if you want a
speciic length?:
LARL R3,=CL5'ABCDE-'
My head hurts,
gil
