Skip Robinson wrote:
Busted. My bad. I offer this example instead. SAMPLIB contains assembler
source.
Right. And, it still creates a ++LMOD entry. :-(
UCLIN can be used to set the RMID for both ++SAMP and ++PROGRAM to
ensure no regression. But, when you do that, how do you put back the
or
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Skip Robinson wrote:
The original question concerned a ++PROGRAM element, while this example is
for an ordinary MOD/LMOD created directly from a SAMPLIB member. No need to
store a copy separately. SMP/E assembles and links the sample program into
LINKLIB in one APPLY step.
The original quest
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built.
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From: Staffan Tylen [mailto:snip]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 6:17 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: SMP/E ++PROGRAM vs ++LMOD
Hi. I'm having a problem building a usermod that should replace an
installed source, assemble it, and replace the existing
Staffan Tylen wrote:
Hi. I'm having a problem building a usermod that should replace an installed
source, assemble it, and replace the existing load module. The source was
during product installation defined as ++SAMP(name) and the load module as
++PROGRAM(name).
This type of packaging implies
Hi. I'm having a problem building a usermod that should replace an installed
source, assemble it, and replace the existing load module. The source was
during product installation defined as ++SAMP(name) and the load module as
++PROGRAM(name). My question is if there is a way to have the usermod
rep
I believe that COPYMOD can convert load modules into program elements
and vice-versa, so the original format shouldn't matter. Is this
correct?
All load modules can reside in a PDSE, but not all program objects can
reside in a PDS. That is, a program object must originate in a PDSE and
m
I see in:
2.19 "SMP/E V3R4.0 Reference"
Usage Notes
* The target and distribution libraries for a program element
must be a PDS (for pre-built load module) or a PDSE (for a
program object).
This suggests that a program element targeted for a PDSE must
be transformed f
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