Hi,
I got a call from a friend who needs to use the TAM instruction. I have
never had to use it, and I tried to look it up, but could not really find
any examples.
I know that the RC from it gives CC0=24bit, CC1=32it and CC3=64bit, but I've
searched everywhere and can't find any samples or
Brian,
It is
TAM
JZWE_ARE_IN24
JLWE_ARE_IN31_BIT_MODE
JOWE_ARE_ON_DOPE
And if he can not read POP or the short-ref, he probably should not code
these kind of programs.
Sorry- I could not resist ;-)
--
Martin
Pi_cap_CPU - all you ever need around MWLC/SCRT/CMT in
2011/6/6 Martin Trübner mar...@pi-sysprog.de
snip
And if he can not read POP or the short-ref, he probably should not code
these kind of programs.
Amen to that, brother!
Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.
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Subject: Re: How to code TAM instruction
2011/6/6 Martin Trübner mar...@pi-sysprog.de
snip
And if he can not read POP
HIGH ORDER BYTE OF PARM1 ADDR
Thanks,
- Mike Hartman
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On Jun 6, 2011, at 10:18, Gerhard Postpischil wrote:
(my infamous example being the source for IEFSD095, the job
separator, which introduced me to BXH R5,R5, but also served as
a warning, as the author failed to take advantage of character
oriented instructions to manipulate character data).
: How to code TAM instruction
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Subject: Re: How to code TAM instruction
Brian,
It is
TAM
JZWE_ARE_IN24
JLWE_ARE_IN31_BIT_MODE
JOWE_ARE_ON_DOPE
And if he can not read POP or the short-ref, he probably should not code these
kind of programs.
Sorry- I could not resist ;-)
--
Martin
to code TAM instruction
:
:Brian,
:
:It is
:TAM
:JZWE_ARE_IN24
:JLWE_ARE_IN31_BIT_MODE
:JOWE_ARE_ON_DOPE
:
:And if he can not read POP or the short-ref, he probably should not code
these kind of programs.
:
:Sorry- I could not resist ;-)
--
Binyamin Dissen bdis
