You should send email to the ibm-main listserv, not the newsgroup. Lots of
people won't see your post if using the latter.
You can't do this with the current Cobol as you can't compile AMODE 64.
At this point, your choices are C, PL/I or assembler as a subroutine.
I think this would be a nice p
In article <296757c7-0092-4dc2-99c5-b56c748ae...@googlegroups.com> you wrote:
> Den fredag 11 september 2015 kl. 14:40:55 UTC+2 skrev Michael Knigge:
> > All,
> >
> > I?ve reimplemented the SWAREQ-Macro in Java (my ?template? was the well
> > known REXX from Gilbert Saint-Flour, see
> > https://
> I think you are stuck with a JNI routine. But that doesn't address the
> problem of doing these conversions when processing a dump. It's not
> obvious that the SWAREQ etc. processing will work on addresses not
> from the running system.
For dump processing, IPCS provides a FINDSWA subcommand
a
On 11 September 2015 at 12:22, Michael Knigge wrote:
> I'm not sure that it can be a 64 Bit address, it is just an idea
It's not documented to do so, and as Charles said, it would be a huge
incompatibility.
> The QMPA (Queue Manager Parameter Area) has a new Flag-Byte (Job Status Byte)
> at
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All,
I’ve reimplemented the SWAREQ-Macro in Java (my „template“ was the well known
REXX from Gilbert Saint-Flour, see
https://www.mail-arc
All,
I’ve reimplemented the SWAREQ-Macro in Java (my „template“ was the well known
REXX from Gilbert Saint-Flour, see
https://www.mail-archive.com/ibm-main@listserv.ua.edu/msg30741.html).
Since z/OS 2.2 this implementation works no longer. The address to the QMAT can
be a 64 bit address since
