Ed,
Thank you, I had the same question.
(Charles: Thanks for asking!)
Regards,
Mike Baldwin
Cartagena Software Limited
Markham, Ontario, Canada
http://www.cartagena.com
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Charles
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On 4/17/2018 1:22 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
How would a program (in assembler, presumably, and FWIW authorized) answer
the question "is my address space swappable?"
Look at the OUCB. There are numerous flags in there.
For example, OUCBNSW indicates "non swappable".
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How would a program (in assembler, presumably, and FWIW authorized) answer
the question "is my address space swappable?"
Phrasing the question differently, SYSEVENT DONTSWAP/OKSWAP/TRANSWAP sets
the swappable/non-swappable status of the current address space; what
function queries that status?
