I’m taking a snapx dump of the SDWA don’t want to get involved with EREP
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 1:43 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
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> Me, personally? It does not ring a bell.
>
> I have an atypical debugging approach. I avoid dumps if at all possible. I
> have other approaches -- too long a
Me, personally? It does not ring a bell.
I have an atypical debugging approach. I avoid dumps if at all possible. I have
other approaches -- too long a story for a mailing list e-mail -- that work for
me.
In the product I fairly recently developed and supported yes, in the event of
an ESTAEX
Finding the right registers is the most important thing in recovery specially
if you do a retry
Charles have you ever used SWDARBAD ( when available to find the program
registers looking for your program name in CDNAME )
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 12:15 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
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> I would
I would guess you can do an RFE for almost anything.
Charles
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Subject: Re: Finding
The error was in the wait module however EC2 and SDWSRSV was where in my
program I issued the wait
Can I do a RFE to Have the SDWARC4 contain 64 bit gpr and PSW for ec2 and
SDWASRV registers.
Thanks
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 8:35 AM, Peter Relson wrote:
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> Problem is the 64 bit regs
Problem is the 64 bit regs and PSW in SDWAXEME are reflecting the
value of psw, ec1 and SDWAGRSV I need psw ec2 and SDWASRSV 64 bit info
Another unfounded assertion. You do not need "ec2" and "SDWASRSV 64 bit
info". You might well not fully understand what those are.
You wrote that you
