I haven't done any work on the MF in this regard so forgive me if I am all wet
here, but on the PC side, I know you can intersperse PC assembler in the C++
code to implement low-level operations. Is that possible on the MF side? If so,
you may be able to set up the environment you are looking for. Just a thought.
Bill> Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 14:54:03 -0600> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:
Re: C++ recovery from (an otherwise) system abend> To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU> >
David, > > have you tried a LE-Condition-handler instead of catch()? I believe
a > C catch() wont work for an LE enabled assembler program. > Did you get a
CEEDUMP with the abend code?> Have you tried a USRHDL or register a Condition
handler?> > roland> > > >The main problem with this solution (or any other
solution) that checked> >something before I make the PC call is that the server
could crash (or be> >brought down) between the check and the PC call.> >> >Were
I to implement something like the solution you describe, I would hope> >that I
could either use the get name/token pair routine to check to make> >sure the
server is up, or perhaps be able to check for existence of the> >servers ASCB
or TCB, so that I didn't need to place anything into common> >storage.> >>
>What I was hoping for was a solution where there was no chance of>
>intermittent failure. The only way I know of to support that would be to be>
>able to trap the ABEND. Is there really no way to issue an ESTAE type of>
>recovery routine in C++ and return control to some function or something>
>similar?> >> >Thanks!> >> >
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