> Is it possible to influence the order the linkage editor includes objects?
I don't know about the linkage editor, but the Binder ;) has an ORDER statement
that can be used.
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Adam Johanson
Broadcom Mainframe Software Division
t have to be fetched. I usually try to
place it like this:
SUBROUTINE_1DS0H
...
EXR2,EX_TARGET
...
BRR14
.
EX_TARGET MVC 0(*-*,R3),0(R4)
.
SUBROUTINE_2DS0H
... so that the EX target isn't in a data area, but is "close" to the EX
itself.
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n the same CPU cache
line where instructions reside.
If the 3rd example didn't use MF= and modified the parmlist generated
inline by the macro, then yes, that would be a SIIS violation as you're
modifying storage that's intermixed with instructions.
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Adam Johanson
There is also this page which indexes some presentations and other
documents that he did. My favorite on here is the one on macros and
conditional assembly... The examples and explanations are great.
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/735907
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