"IBM Mainframe Assembler List" <[email protected]> wrote on
01/26/2022 09:46:16 AM:
> Don’t know if this is the right forum
> But I’m posting in regards to ASMIDF
> I need to debug a program called as such
> Call ‘myloadlib.lib(MYPROG)’ PASSENVB
> I tried running under TSO TEST using CP
> and from there getting the ECT then the ECTENVBK but had problems
> I saw a section in the IDF users guide
> Programs invoked by Rexx (TSO)
> But it was only 7 lines with no examples
> More so if ASMIDF can be invoked from a program then after the STM
> 14 - 12 and saving R0 I.e LR R10,R0 I could invoke IDF thdtveoukd be
helpful
I can't exactly help you. But, I did have much the same problem
-- i.e., finding an interactive debugger that would intercept an assembler
program invoked under the covers of REXX. But I am executing REXX in the
z/VSE environment, which makes it even harder since z/VSE can't get no
respect. ;-)
At any rate... I found TRAPPER by Martin Trübner which he wrote
as a personal project. It communicates cross-address-space between the
z/VSE batch partition where REXX runs and the partition where CICS/TS
runs. Meaning, the interface is provided in CICS/TS but your program and
REXX are running in a different (batch) address space. I don't know if he
has a version that you could use in z/OS or TSO.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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