In <col125-w3c5e39127e962ed6f1e9ea3...@phx.gbl>, on 06/09/2015
at 10:04 AM, J R <jayare...@hotmail.com> said:
>The essence of her question was, having subtracted start stck from
>end stck, how to extract microseconds from the result?
Divide by 4096, convert to decimal and edit.
STCKF TOD
MVI TOD,0
LG RDIFF,TOD
SRAG RDIFF,RDIFF6
CVD RDIFF,PDIFF
ED MASK,PDIFF+2
TOD DS D
PDIFF DS D
RDIFF EQU 0
Shirley the code[1] was obvious[2] from "convert to decimal or convert
to hh:mm:ss.ssssss."
[1] Except for how he wants it to look, e.g., should there be
commas in the mask?
[2] Assuming that you know the granularity of the clock
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