Re: Sysadata to linear

2019-04-02 Thread Peter Relson
Loop - Read each individual record (probably into 31-bit storage) - Copy into your data space (or 64-bit storage) wherever you want EndLoop Peter Relson z/OS Core Technology Design

Re: Sysadata to linear

2019-04-02 Thread Joseph Reichman
Thanks hope to see you next week At the TDM in pok > On Apr 2, 2019, at 8:21 AM, Peter Relson wrote: > > Loop > - Read each individual record (probably into 31-bit storage) > - Copy into your data space (or 64-bit storage) wherever you want > EndLoop > > Peter Relson > z/OS Core Technol

Re: Sysadata to linear

2019-04-02 Thread Martin Truebner
What was the original question? I used it as base for a debugger (as opposed to native machine code) to reconstruct source (and associated dsects/csects/info) and link it to HLASM stmts... works like a charm -- Martin Trübner; everything around "PoOps of z/arch" Teichstraße 39E D-63225 Lange

Re: Sysadata to linear

2019-04-02 Thread Gary Weinhold
OP wanted to get adata into a dataspace and thought he had to load it to a linear data set first.  He was responded to on IBM-Main. On 2019-04-02 12:41 p.m., Martin Truebner wrote: What was the original question? I used it as base for a debugger (as opposed to native machine code) to reconst

I Want An OPTABLE Built-In Function

2019-04-02 Thread Ed Jaffe
I realize we have &SYSOPT_OPTABLE, but it's really hard to use because it doesn't return monotonically-increasing values. It gives you characters and 'UNI' < 'Z13' > 'ZS3'. I really want a built-in function I can call to tell me if a mnemonic is legit: LCLB  &FLG &FLG SETB  OPTABL