Thanks Steve, this is C code compiled by XL/C.
I don't think DUMPT MYMODULE * C_CODE is the solution: Asterisk means the
first CSECT regardless if it has text in the specified class or not.
AMA168I SYSIN PROCESSING STARTED
DUMPT MYMODULE * C_CODE
**RECORD LENGTH: 00000000 CLASS: C_CODE MEMBER NAME: MYMODULE
CSECT NAME: IEWBLIT
AMA152I NO TEXT DATA OF REQUESTED CLASS FOR THIS SECTION.
I may use DUMPT MYMODULE ALL to dump ALL CSECTs, but what if I want to ZAP the
text of the un-named one ?
Thank you,
mario
On Sat, 12 Feb 2022 21:38:48 -0500, Steve Smith <sasd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>You wouldn't have a class C_CODE in an assembler program (barring some
>rather unnatural acts). And apparently the new compilers think using CSECT
>names is a barbarism or something.
>
>You'll have to make do with DUMPT MYMODULE * C_CODE
>
>$PRIVnnnnnn are not real names, they're generated by the binder for
>un-named sections, but are only for its listing.
>
>sas
>
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