Thanks Mike.
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EXECLOAD first determines what type of EXEC or XEDITmacro is being loaded.
If the object being loaded is REXX or "alternate" (read: compiled REXX),
then storage to load the object is obtained as LOC=ANY. If your virtual
machine is larger than 16M and there is available storage above 16M, the
object will be loaded there. If the object being loaded is EXEC-1 or
EXEC-2, then storage to load the object is obtained LOC=BELOW and the
object will reside below the 16M line. There is no user control of this
other than setting the size of your virtual machine.
Mike Donovan
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Question regarding EXECLOAD. In the CMS C&U Ref. it states that EXEC's and
XEDIT's can be loaded above
the 16meg line, but it doesn't say how to do it. So, if the user has 24meg
defined and EXECLOAD is issued, does
it automatically place it above the 16meg line? Does putting it in the
nucleus free storage area put it above
the 16meg line?
Thanks,
Steve G
