Actually, there are a number of macros that include lists of response code EQU's:DFHFAUED DFHFCEDS DFHICUED DFHNQUED DFHPCEDS DFHTDUED DFHTSUED David de JonghOn 03/18/14, Phil Sidlerphil_sid...@hotmail.com wrote:On Thu, 13 Mar 2014 10:52:26 -0500, Robert Ngan rn...@csc.com wrote:Ended up defining
But very hard to imagine a scenario where everyone on this list could figure out how to exclude specific addresses from their OOTO rule. On 03/11/14, John Gilmorejwgli...@gmail.com wrote:Mark Slater's is the first automatic reply to an automatiic replythat I can remember encountering.It would be
The manual says:options is the sum of the binary or decimal options described below.MHELP B'1' or MHELP 1, etc...MHELP B'0001' works (produces a nested macro trace)MHELP B'1' also works, as does MHELP 1.But - MHELP X'01' and MHELP X'37' do both work. Though I don't have time to examine the
I misread your post - trying again with X'3F' vs 63, results are identical, but there are no ++//MHELP BRANCH lines, only ++//MHELP CALL, along with a whole lot of //MHELP AIF lines.On 03/06/14, David P de Jonghdaviddejo...@verizon.net wrote:The manual says:options is the sum of the binary or
See http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r11/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r11.ieac500/verbx.htm for IPCS commands.You will need to look at the assembler program listing and figure out how the storage is allocated and made addressable. If you are lucky it will be mapped to a register that
As we had been using the stack storage concept since the late 1970's, with a suite of entry, exit, calland DSA macros, it was relatively easy to make all of our assembler programs LE-compliant for our 1998 release. For most assembler programmers, however, the thought of LE seems akin to entering
I've had nothing from assembler-list for about a month. Have I accidentally unsubscribed myself?
I think a large part of the problem is that kids are not taught to think. There was a classicFar Side cartoon many years ago called "Billy's Nightmare" or similar, where the littleguy is in a library where every book is called "The big book of story problems", "The story problem anthology",
This really belongs on IBM-MAIN, but...
It says here http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r9/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r9.idarm00/opmoun.htm
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CONFIGURATION ERROR
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This is my SETPROF REXX that I use to set my common profile settings:
/* REXX */ ADDRESS ISREDIT 'MACRO' 'PROFILE UNLOCK' 'RECOVERY ON' 'NUMBER OFF' 'HILITE AUTO' 'IMACRO NUMOFF' 'AUTOSAVE OFF PROMPT' 'PROFILE LOCK'
The NUMOFF initial macro tests for the specific type of data that's being
Bad idea if MYSUB abends. You've effectively lost the evidence that would have been in the back chain. Also, if you're in an LE environment, you have the danger that something your program is passing will be walked on by MYSUB, because you are now giving MYSUB your program's DSA to do with as he
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