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Subject: [EXT] Re: Changing the MACHINE option in HLASM
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 22:14:17 +, Ward, Mike S wrote:
>Hello all, I have a question that I was hoping that someone could answer. We
>have HLASM R6.0 on z/O
Hello all, I have a question that I was hoping that someone could answer. We
have HLASM R6.0 on z/OS V2.2.
I have search through the HLASM installation and Customization guide trying
find out if the HLASM option MACHINE(,NOLIST) can be overridden by using
MACHINE(Z13,NOLIST) in the assembler
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Subject: Re: CONVTOD Help
You don't need to clear R6 before doing DSGR. That's the whole point of the
SINGLE
Pieter
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Subject: Re: CONVTOD Help
On 10 April 2017 at 11:38, Ward, Mike S <mw...@ssfcu.org> wrote:
> Hello, list f
Thanks you so much.
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On 10 April 2017 at 11:38, Ward, Mike S <
January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT
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On 2017-04-10, at 09:38, Ward, Mike
Thanks to all who replied. It has given me plenty to research.
Thank you.
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Subject: CONVTOD
Hello, list friends. I was wondering if one of you could give me a little help
with a time problem that I have not been able to solve. I have the need to
provide the number of seconds since 1970 for a project that I'm working on. I
have been using a combination of the STCK and the CONVTOD to
seconds before you convert to date and time?
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Subject: TOD
Hello all, I have been able to take
Hello all, I was trying to find out what an ALET is. I did a search on the MVS
bookshelf and you can't believe how many times ALET came up and how many
manuals are involved. All I was looking for is what it is, how to define one,
and how to use one. If someone can point me to the manual that
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Subject: Re: Convert to base64 help (Cross posted from IBM-Main)
Ward, Mike S wrote:
Thanks to all who replied. You are correct. Adding
Hello all, I have found two assembler programs that are supposed to convert
data to base64. They do not seem to be working correctly. I have gone to two
sites on the internet that do online base64 conversions. I place a 32 byte
string of data into the input area and press the encode button. The
; Ward, Mike S
Subject: Re: Convert to base64 help (Cross posted from IBM-Main)
Mike,
Are you sure the strings on the mainframe are being represented as ASCII (or
UTF-8)? Obviously, the base64 encoding of an EBCDIC string will have a
different value from the base64 encoding of the equivalent
Thanks to all who responded, especially John. Now I'm on my way to learn
something new. Thank you.
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Sent: Monday, June 23, 2014 6:53 AM
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Hello all, I have an assembler program where I get the date and time in GMT
time. The below code seems to work well. Now I want to add 30 seconds to the
time and also adjust the date if necessary. I can't seem to find any assembler
services that will allow me to do that. Can someone please
Thank you all for responding, it was very enlightening. I obviously have a lot
of reading and testing to do.
Thanks again.
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Hello all, I'm trying to get back into assembler from my old 360 days and I was
reading the POO. In the POO under registers it says that there are 16 GP
registers available to the program. Ok that sounds good so far, but then it
goes on to say that the registers are 64 bits each. Is that true
Hello friends, I was wondering if any of you know of any assembler teaching
tools that might be available for free.
Thanks in advance
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Entry level, and a curriculum for entry level assembler.
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Subject: Re: Assembler teaching
Thanks everyone, I really appreciate the help. :)
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Can anyone please tell me where the description on how to use SVC's in z/OS is.
I remember back when there was a book devoted to MVS svc's and the parameters
required to call them. I can't seem to find one for z/OS.
Specifically SVC 34.
Any help appreciated.
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Thanks to all who replied. Gotem.
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Subject: Re: SVC 34
On 1/16/2013 2:26 PM, Ward, Mike S
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I didn’t think Hiperdispatch was available in V1.7, I thought it came with
Version 1.8.
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I'm not trying to be funny, but would an indexed vsam file be a plausible
solution? Use the 4-byte code as the index.
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From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:assembler-l...@listserv.uga.edu] On
Behalf Of Patrick Roehl
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 9:46 AM
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I have always used something like this:
QMGREX01 CSECT ,
STM R14,R12,12(R13)
LRR11,R15
USING QMGREX01,R11,R12
LAR12,4095(R11)
LAR12,1(R12) - noticed that I added 1 to
the 4095 bump.
LRR8,R1
USING
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