On 2019-04-15, at 10:28:03, John McKown wrote:
> Hope I'm not too off-topic on this discussion, but now I'm curious what
> Dignus' Assembler, DASM, would report in this instance.
>
They provide a web-based trial, http://www.dignus.com/cgi-bin/assemble.cgi
which for:
START
DC C'..|....+....|....+....|....+....|....+....|....+....'
...+....|junk
END
... reports:
Assembler command & output (error/warning messages):
dasm -flisting=/tmp/1265.lst /tmp/t1265.asm
DASM Dignus Systems/ASM - version 1.95.11
(c) Copyright Dignus, LLC 1994-2019 All rights reserved.
DASM is licensed to Dignus,LLC (Linux).
dasm: /tmp/t1265.asm line 2:DASM900W Input line too long, truncated
dasm: /tmp/t1265.asm line 2:DASM144E Begin-to-continue columns not blank
dasm: /tmp/t1265.asm line 2:DASM435I Record 2 in /tmp/t1265.asm
dasm: /tmp/t1265.asm line 2:DASM140W END record missing
dasm: /tmp/t1265.asm line 2:DASM435I Record 2 in /tmp/t1265.asm
DASM Return code 8, 2 Warnings, 1 Error, elapsed time 0.00 seconds, object
code size X'34'.
Kind of irrelevant, because in z/OS BSAM/BPAM detects the problem and
HLASM never sees it. What does HLASM under Linux for z do?
-- gil
