I previously asked about 32-bit unsigned numbers and that opened
up some new instructions (new to me, anyway: LLGF, LLGH, etc) for loading
unsigned numbers into registers. But now I have need to load a 64-bit
unsigned value into a register and I don't see an LLGD instruction for
that.
In case it makes a difference, this value is a timestamp
(presumably from the store-clock instruction) but it is stored in an
8-byte file field. Now I need to take the file field and turn it into a
date and a time value. I have done this in REXX and COBOL but now I need
to do it in assembler. Actually, I have done something similar in
assembler but it was for the CICS ABSTIME value -- which is a 15-digit
packed number, not binary.
So, any hints? Thanks.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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