On Fri, 23 Feb 2024 19:58:42 +1100, Peter Morrison wrote:
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>The MVS (et al) Binder and program objects have been around for over 30
>years.
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>It is possible to have aliases for program objects (stored in a PDSE) that
>are longer than 8 characters.
>
>However, I have not found any facilities to
Quite possibly a stupid/useless suggestion, but: what about SIDEFILE entries?
It's been 15 years since I remember looking at those. We had a ton of long
entry point names in ported code, and used SIDEFILE for a while.
We later got around needing SIDEFILE in a super-hackish way: we create a
JUIX? What is that?
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Subject: Re: Program Alias Names
On Fri, 23 Feb 2024 19:58:42 +1100, Peter Morrison wrote:
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>Have I missed som
On Fri, 23 Feb 2024 19:58:42 +1100, Peter Morrison wrote:
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>Have I missed something or is it not possible to bring into storage longer
>than 8-byte aliases from a PDSE? I would love someone to point me to other
>facilities that I am not aware of.
>
Can a JUIX external link reference a long
Hello List,
(This was posted to the assembler list by mistake - it shouldn't have been).
The MVS (et al) Binder and program objects have been around for over 30
years.
It is possible to have aliases for program objects (stored in a PDSE) that
are longer than 8 characters.
However,
