If you want to pass the address of a parameter list in R1 use the
following.
#pragma runopts(plist(os))
And in main
struct plist * parms = ( struct plist * ) __R1;
On 21/11/22 17:22, Fabio Massimo Ottaviani wrote:
Hello
I wrote an assembler program attaching a C program with ATTACHX
And it will never be known what OCO cost IBM, customers, and the industry in
terms of customer contributions/fixes/innovations it prevented. In VM-land,
where source was once complete, its progression was like a light on a dimmer
switch slowly fading out. But that's an old, settled, war. Maybe
Char **argv expects an array of char pointers, are you trying to pass that ?
Why did you choose R10 for passing parameters ? Is your program using xlc or
metal ?
try sending it in R1.
On Monday, November 21, 2022, 01:32:41 AM PST, Fabio Massimo Ottaviani
wrote:
Hello
I wrote an
On Mon, Nov 21, 2022 at 06:06:43PM -0600, g...@gabegold.com wrote:
> Fiche was fun.
yes, definitely.
I remember using fiche two versions back (save that old fiche) to help
make a fix in VTIOC (TSO/VTAM) hung users which couldn't be canceled.
And telling OPEN/CLOSE/EOV the line number
Fiche was fun. Up to 370/148, microcode fiche was provided, including microcode
problems.
Browsing, I found one problem described as, "When LM instruction specifies same
register twice -- that is, to load one register -- all 16 registers are
loaded". Oops.
And once, working on an interesting
The next meeting of Hillgang, the DC, Virginia, Maryland (DMV), z/VM and Linux
user group is meeting in Herndon Virginia on the 6th of December. Agenda,
location, and registration details are available at
https://www.vm.ibm.com/events/hill1222.pdf. Registration is free and is used to
determine
Michael.
Originally, I started on this project to build a PC service provider
address space. The address space acquired several 64-bit areas with the
IARV64 GETSHARED service, and the service provider would allow problem
state address spaces to acquire interest into these 64-bit areas. The
64-bit
If the C program is designed to be called from JCL then it will expect R1 ->
PLIST -> (LEN,CHARS), where LEN is a halfword containing the length of CHARS.
The compiled prolog will convert that to a C parameter list. Whic C compiler
are you using, with what options?
--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
Thank you Binyamin.
To your question about Admin stuff, that is what I had been doing
for a client a few years ago. But now, I see a need for me to do
DB2 applications stuff. But let me be clear on the Admin stuff --
I am not a DB2 DBA. I'm just a guy who can build tools that can
generate
On 20.11.2022 22:35, Bob Bridges wrote:
I haven't been keeping up with this thread, but I drop in on the random
long-running thread just because, and I see this. For ooREXX and VBS and the
like I've been trying out Notepad++, but I'm not entirely happy with it.
You could use IntelliJ [1]
On Sun, 20 Nov 2022 18:17:42 -0500 Steve Thompson wrote:
:>Anyone know of an online, at your own pace, DC2 programming class?
:>I have a need to learn DB2 SQL type programming. I used to do
:>this with Fujitsu COBOL on NT 4.0 years ago, but now I need to
:>know the specifics of the DB2 world.
On Mon, 21 Nov 2022 10:22:01 +0100 Fabio Massimo Ottaviani
wrote:
:>I wrote an assembler program attaching a C program with ATTACHX
:>ATTCHATTACHX EP=PROGC,PARAM=R10,
:> ECB=AMYECB,
:> DISP=NO
:>I set the address of the field, I want to pass
Hello
I wrote an assembler program attaching a C program with ATTACHX
ATTCHATTACHX EP=PROGC,PARAM=R10,
ECB=AMYECB,
DISP=NO
I set the address of the field, I want to pass as parameter, in R10
I checked that argv in the C program is empty
Is
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