And - to follow up on this thread a little bit,
Systems/ASM in version 1.75 introduced the '-size='
option.
On cross-platform hosts (e.g. Wayne's PC) all '-size' does
is specify the size of the in-memory temporary file. It can
be set to "-size=MAX", which means just "use memory until you're done",
or "-size=0" which means "don't use any memory and keep the temp
file in a 'real' file."
The default is -size=MAX.
So - SYSUT1 can either "be there" or not. When Systems/ASM
runs on MVS, the name of the temp file is SYSUT1 (as it is with HLASM)
and -size=0 would cause it to be used, while -size=MAX would keep
it all in memory.
- Dave Rivers -
Wayne Driscoll wrote:
I use Systems/C and Systems/ASM, so I do all my compiles/assemblies on the
PC, so I wouldn't have a clue about region required for the assembler any
more. FTP response time, however, I do notice.
Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
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