MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Reference, Volume 4, describes
the VSMLIST macro. One of the functions that you can request is The ranges of
private area that are unallocated.'
I have never used this macro, but think it will do what you ask.
On Dec 6, 2014 11:27 AM, scott svet...@ameritech.net wrote:
In an assembler program how can you find out how much storage/memory is
remaining? Do getmains till the return code replies back there is no more?
Well, I don't know _exactly_ what you want. My initial guess is how do I
In an assembler program how can you find out how much storage/memory
is remaining? Do getmains till the return code replies back there is no
more?
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But remember that how much has several answers: not only Where? but In how
big a chunk?. Fragmentation can ruin your day...
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