Thanks for the responses, guys. Looking closer at the pseudo assembly
listing revealed that the compiler was stuffing this variable at +FC into the
DSA into a variable that it decided to call "#SPILL2". Since the compiler
leaves
no comments behind, at least the line numbers can be used to see which
machine instructions are for which line of code.
>From the pseudo assembly listing:
000248 | * for (l_iRetColLoc = 0; [while condition]; l+iRetColLoc++)
Soon after this in the listing:
000248 | ST r1,#SPILL2(,r13,252)
(R1 has a zero in it from some other variable at this point)
000248 | @78L527 DS 0H
(label for branching back to top of the loop)
And farther down in code:
000248 | L r0,#SPILL2(,r13,252)
000248 | AHI r0,H'1'
000248 | L r14,[EMAIL PROTECTED](r7,r2,0)
000248 | LTR r14,r14
000248 | ST r0,#SPILL2(,r13,252)
000248 | BNE @78L527
(only other area where label #78L527 is referenced)
Small comment on this... I wish that the mnemonic testing the condition
code here was "BNZ" rather than "BNE" since the previous instruction to set
the condition code was LTR and the operands will always be equal... Oh well,
I'll live.
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Adam Johanson
IMS Systems Programming
USAA
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