OK – both techniques (now) work.  POST . . . ASCB wants the ASCB, not the 
address of the ASCB.   L rx,ASCB  then POST . . . ASCB=(rx)  works.  Same with 
the ECB (ECB in a register, not the address of an ECB).   The manual might have 
been clearer about this.  I don't see how LA of anything would work, yet the 
macro supports it.

IEAMSXMP works as well.  Here, like POST, the ECB *is* the ECB, not the address 
of.  The TTOKEN parameter, being 16 bytes long, won't fit in a register, so it 
follows that that parameter must be the address of TTOKEN.    All tokens (ECB, 
ASCB, TTOKEN) were passed between address spaces via Name-Token (IEANTCR, 
IEANTRT services).

BTW, while both POST (XM) and IEAMSXMP require supervisor state, key 0 is not 
required, except for POST LINKAGE=BRANCH form.

And PAUSE, RELEASE is another communication tool.  I'll study those next.  If 
they support XM, even better.

The CS instruction is interesting, but I'm not sure how it would work in a XM 
environment.  ALET of the target address space?

I looked-up RUCSA.  Yes, IBM discourages it, but the concept is interesting.

In any event, I've got plenty to work with.  Thanks to everyone for their 
suggestions, guidance.

Richard Zierdt

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RUCSA is such a bad idea that IBM charges you extra for the feature just to try 
to discourage you from using it.

I am not going to mention names out of school but I do know that the powers 
that be resisted even adding the feature. (A few customers demanded it, and you 
know who won THAT argument.)

Charles

On Wed, 4 Sep 2024 16:34:03 -0500, Mike Schwab <[email protected]> wrote:

>How about RUCSA (or CSA)?  Common memory addressable by all address
>spaces but only used by affected address spaces.
>https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=overview-virtual-storage-address-space-esa-extensions__;!!HaceldhrWm2T3s6H!wIJtSQIUEZwEOnldqVxz_p4osJ_H6C2G-yw_QeopyA_99hTF6nnIGbq-NPx__I5oNNTW7R-8gkQYW2288lGriG42bSM$

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