Re: Hex and Decimal

I would suggest reading John Ehrman's superb text book covering most items related to the assembler. Version 2.0 of this text from August 2016 can be freely downloaded from here: http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html

Re: Load module

You should really study the class material rather than asking others on the list. On Sat, 11 Nov 2017 at 20:20, Sudershan Ravi wrote: > How can I say that the module is dynamic or Static? where can I find the > info? >

Re: Hex and Decimal

Excellent explanation. Thanks a lot Gil

Load module

How can I say that the module is dynamic or Static? where can I find the info?

Re: Hex and Decimal

On 2017-11-11, at 05:10:27, Jonathan Scott wrote: > > Some years ago, we considered making a change which made decimal > self-defining terms signed, so a unary minus in front of a decimal > number would be treated as part of the value (for both assembler > expressions and SETA expressions) rather

Re: Hex and Decimal

Ref: Your note of Fri, 10 Nov 2017 23:21:00 -0500 Binary, hexadecimal and character self-defining terms are all 31-bit signed quantities, so values with the first bit set are negative. This means the maximum value is actually 2147483647 (x'7FFF'), the same as for decimal, but the minimum