On 2/22/2013 7:26 AM, Donald Likens wrote:
In case anyone has a better idea I am documenting my solution... I see no way
to set a break point before starting the program, so what I am doing is as
follows:
LOAD INITPGM;
LDD INITPGM;
AT ENTRY INITPGM BEGIN;
set break points;
END;
Note (these are assembler programs)
So far it seems to be working.
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Something like this might do
LDD A
QUALIFY CU A
AT stmt1 GOTO stmt2
LDD B
QUALIFY CU B
AT stmt3 GOTO stmt4
Note that if the CSECT you are trying to qualify to is in another load
module, you would need to use the LM::>CU syntax for the LDD and QUALIFY
CU commands.
If you really want to reference labels, I think it would be
AT LABEL label1 GOTO LABEL label2
Note that GOTO will branch to the target and then your program will run
to the next breakpoint or off the end. If you want it to branch to the
target and then stop, use JUMPTO.
George
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