On 4/7/25 13:50, Peter Sylvester wrote:
On 07/04/2025 18:36, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On 4/7/25 10:13, Peter Sylvester wrote:
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My question was badly written. i did not want to talk about the asm
END statement, but about the END record/card in the object deck.
well, one can use HEWLDIA and friends.
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In fact, I was modifying a FOSS compiler which generated an object
file directly, no
assembler involved. I chose to use assembler terminology descriptively.
...
Compulsively, I wanted to save the storage of a branch around the
eyeIcatcher.
It seemed easier to generate an offset and an RLD than to invent a
name for an ESD.
I am not sure whether I understand .
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So long ago that I hardly remember. But given the documentation
of the object format (input to Linkage Editor) I was able to cause
the compiler to generate an object END record that Assembler
would have generated (ESD and displacement?) if a name had
appeared on the END statement.
CSECT ESD id displaced by length of eyecatcher.
--
gil
