On 2013-08-02, at 11:47, John Ehrman wrote:
>
> The COMPAT(CASE) option was provided with HLASM V1R1 (its initial release)
> in case people who had written programs using HLASM had to ship the source
> code to sites still using Assembler H, which accepted only upper case
> characters.
>
But beware
Martin Truebner asked:
> Underlying question - what do I have to specify to make it handle
> label "HANS" as different from "Hans" or am I totally off target and
> it will never do that.
There is no mixed-case support for *internal* symbols. You can generate
*external* symbols with mixed case and
Tony,
I checked the SKASMOPT source and there is no overwrite from me. Also:
DELETE has no operands (specified as DELETE=,).
With the info from Jonathan I can settle this chase- It looks odd to me
that HLASM does not accept an overwrite from a PARM for this parameter
(while doing so with the LINC
Ref: Your note of Fri, 2 Aug 2013 12:25:51 +0200
Sorry, but HLASM does not support case-sensitive symbols.
HLASM normally allows symbols to contain lower case characters
which are treated as equivalent to upper case.
The COMPAT(CASE) override says that all symbols must be in upper
case as for c
Martin,
Man, you are crazy.
That said, from the manual:
"If an option was specified on the DELETE operand of the ASMAOPT macro
during installation, you cannot change the option when you invoke the
assembler."
Looks like VSE supplies a default that forces an override for COMPAT.
You might want
Je suis actuellement en congés et je ne serais de retour que le 2013/09/02.
Durant cette période merci de contacter DSI-PROD-SYSTEME-CENTRAUX. Cordialement.
Cette notification ne vous sera adressée qu'une seule fois.
I'm currently out of the office and will not return until 2013/09/02. In the
me
I try to get a handle on how the HLASM handles mixed case coding after
eons of uppercase only (or NOCOMPAT).
Apparently my HLASM (PTF UK80713 HLASM R6.0)
does ignore me- here is the first page:
// EXEC ASMA90,SIZE=(ASMA90,64K),PARM='LINECOUNT(00),CPAT(NOCASE)'
1S54I PHASE ASMA90 IS TO BE FETCH
