Re: jcl input
Rene,
Thank you, downloading the manual and looking on google for the book.
Hope you are doing well.
cheers
/tom c
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Tom Chandler
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Re: jcl input
Hello Tom,
If you go further this way, that PDF might be useful (it was to
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Ren¨¦ Ferland
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Re: jcl input
Joe,
Thank you very much for the info. Just coded up a test program
and it works GREAT!!!!
You are right, very simple, but first time for me.
Again, Thank You very much.
cheers
/tom c
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Tom Chandler
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Re: jcl input
IIRC, this is pretty simple ..
you need a // ASSGN SYSIPT,00C to assign the card reader logical to POWER...
Then in the assembler program, I think you have to have a DTFCD
DEVADDR=SYSIPT to define
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Joe Monk
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jcl input
Thank you to all who helped me on my nested subroutine issue.? Made
a ton of progress on it.
New issue.... I want to include the data that my program uses in the JCL
job stream and my program will
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Tom Chandler
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Tom,
Here is a little advice that might help:
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Joe
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Joe Monk
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Fish,Most technical authors tend to include the newer enhancements into their next edition and their was a lot of improvements to DOS (VSE) between the first and the third editions, some of which
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gdblodgett
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
I taught myself IBM DOS/VS Assembler using the famous "Sharon K Tuggle" book and a whole IBM 370 to myself ;-) We didn't have energy problems back then.
That book has a whole section on saving
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Steve Shepherd
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
https://archive.org/details/programmingassem0000abel/page/323/mode/1up?view=theater
Here's a link to the book. Note you have to "borrow" it to look in it, but
this is the link to the
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Bob Flanders
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Gary wrote:
I'm sure it is. But isn't S/370 Assembler S/370 Assembler? Wouldn't a third edition be just as good or even BETTER than an older first or second edition? (as long as you're not a book
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Fish Fish
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Tom Chandler wrote:
Ah. Yes. Those. You're right: that was me.
But unfortunately I don't see any macros in either .zip file that would provide the functionality you need.
But it looks like you got
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Fish Fish
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Fish, Tom,Actually this one is closer to the age of DOS/VS R 34 than the 3rd
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gdblodgett
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Additional related books:
http://planetmvs.com/hlasm/books.html
--
"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
http://www.softdevlabs.com
mail: fish@...
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Fish Fish
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https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Assembler-Language-IBM-Third/dp/0137289243
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"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
http://www.softdevlabs.com
mail: fish@...
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Fish Fish
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Thank you for the book reference. I am going to see if I an find it,as
I am trying to learn DOS/VS asm.
/cheers
/tom c
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Tom Chandler
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Tom,Peter Abel authored a book called, Programming Assembler Language (not to be confused with his book for PC Assembler) that covers what you are looking to do.? The book is primarily oriented
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gdblodgett
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
Thank you to all who responded.? Each response gave me more information.
I now can nest up to 4 levels and I have getting the results that I expect.
I removed the SAVE and RETURN, replaced with
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Tom Chandler
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#345
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Re: NESTED SUBROUTINES
It was a zip file in the OLD DOS/VS files area. That was the name of the
file.
along with a file that had $b transits also.
I guessed it was you, but could be wrong.
Sorry
/cheers
tom c.
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Tom Chandler
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Tom Chandler wrote:
Eh? What "fish-macros" are you referring to?
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"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
http://www.softdevlabs.com
mail: fish@...
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Fish Fish
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http://bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/360/dos/GC24-5073-2_DOS_System_Programmers_Guide_Sep71.pdf
page 118 talks about reentrant
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Bob Flanders
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