Gord Tomlin wrote:
> To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
> existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
> and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
> that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple o
Gord Tomlin wrote:
To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple of API
To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple of APIs
that are only pro
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Definitely, the key item is the meaning of "dormant". Clearly, the
environment "exists" until it is destroyed by the term call. The
question is what should happen when the environment exists but is dormant.
IBM states in the description of init_sub that it "sets the environm
I'm very interested to see how this discussion will proceed.
Maybe someone of IBM wants to participate.
By similar issues we ended up with the following "solution":
we wrote an LE exit, which we tried to activate in all environments,
that is, batch, TSO and IMS, in our case. Programming language
Definitely, the key item is the meaning of "dormant". Clearly, the
environment "exists" until it is destroyed by the term call. The
question is what should happen when the environment exists but is dormant.
IBM states in the description of init_sub that it "sets the environment
dormant so that
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Hi Steve,
You're close! I'll go through your points in order:
1. Correct. CEEPIPI is called with request code 3 (init_sub). The PIPI
table is set up correctly. For the demonstration case (IBM's sample to
keep things simple) I took a working program and added an intentional
I agree, the cut-and-paste out of the PDF is painful. I've sent you
ASMPIPI off list. You already have HLLPIPI.
Steve Comstock wrote:
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Hi Steve,
You're close! I'll go through your points in order:
1. Correct. CEEPIPI is called with request code 3 (init_sub). The PIPI
table
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Hi Steve,
You're close! I'll go through your points in order:
1. Correct. CEEPIPI is called with request code 3 (init_sub). The PIPI
table is set up correctly. For the demonstration case (IBM's sample to
keep things simple) I took a working program and added an intentional
Hi Steve,
You're close! I'll go through your points in order:
1. Correct. CEEPIPI is called with request code 3 (init_sub). The PIPI
table is set up correctly. For the demonstration case (IBM's sample to
keep things simple) I took a working program and added an intentional
ABENDS0C3.
For yo
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Just looking for input as to whether this is "working as designed"
before I report it as a defect...
If a program that uses CEEPIPI to call HLL subroutines abends while
*not* in any of the HLL subroutines, LE recovery processes the abend and
transforms a system abend into a
Thanks Don, but my mission here is not how to get at the LE information
in the dump, but rather to have LE's recovery routines entirely out of
the way when an abend occurs outside of the LE environment.
The LE Programming Guide says that when control is returned to the
caller of CEEPIPI, the e
If you change to SYSMDUMP and use the IPCS command "IP VERBX LEDATA
'ALL'", you may be able to get a traceback and PSW/regs at time of
ABEND.
Gord Tomlin wrote:
>
> Just looking for input as to whether this is "working as designed"
> before I report it as a defect...
>
> If a program that uses C
Just looking for input as to whether this is "working as designed"
before I report it as a defect...
If a program that uses CEEPIPI to call HLL subroutines abends while
*not* in any of the HLL subroutines, LE recovery processes the abend and
transforms a system abend into a LE user abend. Mean
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