> There are also possibilities that the switch from amode 31 to amode 64 was

> not preceded by making sure to zero the high halves of all relevant 
> registers (whatever those registers might be).

LLGT(R) is your friend.

Charles


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Subject: Re: IARST64 problem

The example as posted would not even assemble with default assembly 
options, so this is a bit confusing.
I refer to the lower case operands such as "yes" for sysstate amode64=yes.
Maybe there's use of some assembly COMPAT option?

There are also possibilities that the switch from amode 31 to amode 64 was 
not preceded by making sure to zero the high halves of all relevant 
registers (whatever those registers might be).

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