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> On Feb 12, 2016, at 8:06 AM, Peter Relson <rel...@us.ibm.com> wrote: > > Maybe there were no messages that you saw, but that doesn't mean there > were no messages. Did you happen to look at the > Diagnostic Cross Reference and Assembler Summary > section of the listing? > > PRINT OFF affects what is displayed. IHAPSA by default is PRINT OFF. You > have control of that via the LIST keyword. The PC(ON) assembler option can > be a useful tool as that will show everything regardless of PRINT OFF. > > FWIW, this test program > TEST CSECT > IHAPSA > IHAPSA > IHAASCB > IHAASCB > END TEST > finishes on my system with CC 20 and has no difference in the listing > between FLAG(0) and FLAG(8), but PC(ON) shows the messages which near the > end has > ** ASMA043E Previously defined symbol - PSAIORTY > ** ASMA257U Number of severity 8 messages exceeds FAIL MAXERRS value > specified > > (Our FAIL(MAXERRS) default is apparently 500; with a larger FAIL(MAXERRS) > the assembly does get CC 8) > > Since the assembly terminates upon ASMA257U (well, almost terminates, as > there still are a few things that get shown in the listing after that) > things like the "POP" at the end of IHAPSA don't happen. But that wouldn't > help you much since all the error messages are within the PRINT OFF > section. > > Perhaps the assembler team would consider displaying ASMA257U even if > PRINT OFF is in effect. > > Regardless, PC(ON) can be your friend. > > > Peter Relson > z/OS Core Technology Design
