At 08:20 -0700 on 11/15/2012, Steve Comstock wrote about Re: the fun
of coding in HLASM:
<x-flowed ISO-8859-1>On 11/15/2012 7:12 AM, Martin Truebner wrote:
Jonathan thank you,
I was about to drop the (newly aquired) habit of more readable
code-constants.
--
Martin
Huh?
How is
CLC =X'58F0 0014 58FF',0(R6)
'more readable' than
CLC chk_string,0(R6) compare data at R6 with X'58F0 0014 58FF'
.
.
.
chk_string DC X'58F0 0014 58FF'
going this way would have allowed you to use the comma delineated
literal (ie: Just flip the operands and add a length):
CLC 0(6,R6),=X'58F0,0014,58FF'
