Binyamin wrote:
I believe that you have a misunderstanding of what "shared subpools" are.
I share Binyamin's belief.
Joseph R wrote:
So if task B frees tasks A storage and it’s not shared I would get a B37
type error ?
No, you get whatever you get when you reference freed storage. 0C4-xx is
the longest time.
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So if task B frees tasks A storage and it’s not shared I would get a B37
So if task B frees tasks A storage and it’s not shared I would get a B37 type
error ?
A related question if I load a program in task A task B can use it access and
invoke it
And even use it as a ( recovery routine just trying to figure out why recovery
routine didn’t work )
Thanks
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I believe that you have a misunderstanding of what "shared subpools" are.
Any task in an address space has addressability to private storage of any
other task. Nothing special is required for this.
A "shared subpool" is one where those sharing the subpool can directly
allocate and free the storag
kely that you have bad address somewhere in your code/logic.
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I got a soc4 pic 11 in a subtask
I didn’t use the TTOKEN parameter
Let me look again
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> On Jan 21, 2020, at 10:42 AM, Rob Scott wrote:
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> You do not need REQUEST=GETSHARED.
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> Under to 2GB bar the attach has a parameter SHSPV parameter to share storage
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Under to 2GB bar the attach has a parameter SHSPV parameter to share storage or
subpool with another task in the same address space
Under to 2GB bar the attach has a parameter SHSPV parameter to share storage
or subpool with another task in the same address space
Above the 2GB I am assuming I would need to do a GETSHARED request ?
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