Stephen,
If your CMS user is running with more than 16M of storage and you EXECLOAD
a REXX exec, the EXECLOAD processing will automatically try to load the
exec in free storage above 16M. You do not and cannot specify where the
exec is loaded. As Kris pointed out, the SYSTEM option just tells CMS to
leave the exec loaded after an ABEND or HX. Note that EXEC-2 and
EXEC-Classic execs will only ever be loaded below the 16M line.
Thanks!
Mike
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I need a clarification on the EXECLOAD command. In my doc’s User Notes 5
(for EXECLOAD) says that if a machine is in XC or XA mode then the EXEC can
be loaded above the 16mb line.
However the doc doesn’t clearly state how to do this. So is it done with
the optional SYSTEM parameter? My assumption is yes but I wanted to
verify.
Also, I came across, in my IBM docs a while back, how storage was laid out
with a 16mb machine and a machine with a size greater than 16mb. It was a
picture that showed what code was place where in storage. I can’t find it
now. Does anybody recall seeing this and if so what manual it is in?
Thanks,
Steve
