In
<1910aea19cd2554fb59403184ebe4381036e085...@mmoexchmbs01.jhacorp.com>,
on 05/10/2011
at 02:29 PM, Hal Merritt <hmerr...@jackhenry.com> said:
>Basic Assembly Language.
As Gerhard wrote, BAL is well and truly out of support. It was part of
BPS/360 and doesn't run on any current hardware. Further, it doesn't
support macros.
>We used to call it ALC (Assembly Language Code).
That's not the same as BAL. The name "ALC" is generic, but I wouldn't
try using any assembler but HLA[1] for USS macros in z/OS.
>I last used ASMA90 in 2004.
That's HLA, the current z/OS assembler.
[1] Or HLA clones.
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