Hello,
Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD names?
The GOFF option allows long names, but the ESD entries are upper case.
Thanks
Steve
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Steve Austin wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD names?
The GOFF option allows long names, but the ESD entries are upper case.
Thanks
Steve
Look at the Assembler 'alias' statement:
LOAD alias c'dllload'
We discuss this in our 3.5
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> Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD names?
> The GOFF option allows lon
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wrote:
:>Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD names?
:>The GOFF option allows long names, but the ESD entries are upper case.
Look at the assembler ALIAS statement.
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Subject: Re: Assembler program calling a 'C' program with mixed case
long names
On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 15:55:12 - Steve Austin
wrote:
:>Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD
names?
:>The GOFF option allows long na
Hi Steve,
Use the ALIAS command to get precisely the letter's you'd like
in the ESD name.
For example:
NAME ALIAS C'name'
NAME CSECT
END
creates a csect that has the letters "name" in the object deck.
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Steve Austin wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible
Steve Austin wrote:
Thanks for all your responses. I am now fighting with the pre-linker; it
does not pick up the long mixed case names I specified using alias
statements.
Steve
Steve,
When you say "pick up" - what do you mean?
And, which pre-linker is this?
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:>Is it possible to persuade the assembler to create mixed case ESD
names?
:>The GOFF option allows long names, but the ESD entries are
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Steve Austin wrote:
> Thanks for all your responses. I am now fighting with the pre-linker;
it
> does not pick up the long mixed case names I specified using alias
> statements.
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by PDSE program objects.
Steve
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The code I am writing is a prototype, but it is intended that something
like it will be shipped to customers in time.
I don't know that PD
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