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I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through IPCS.
Which stack? Linkage? TSO? Save area chain?
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Mark,
Try IP VERBX LEDATA 'CEEDUMP'. This will give you the same info as a
CEEDUMP, including call linkage . If your main module is not LE complient you
may need to add TCB(tcbaddr), or CAA() or DSA() , to give it a clue where to
start. LEDATA is a very powerfull command with lots of
I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through IPCS. Any ideas on how
to get it done?
Mark House
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Control Reg 15 has the stack address.
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I am trying to look at the stack in a dump
of time.
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I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through
I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through IPCS. Any ideas on
how
to get it done?
summ format regs from option 6 will format any linkage stack entries
that exist.
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The only way to find the correct stack is to know the run-time
environment. For example, for some applications, R13 contains a save
area chain
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