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Mahi_e
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Hi to all...............
I am new to Assembler, as i was asked to learn High Level Assembler, i had gone through the following site
www.billqualls.com/assembler/
and got some dos based version to run Simple Programs
My doubt is now " how to compile and run a Assembler Program in Mainframes,,,, how to do , what utilities had to be used for the above said task to be done Successfully.
Please Tell me.............
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Bill Woodger
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Strictly speaking you don't compile it, you "assemble" it.
All the JCL will be specific to your site, so find someone who has already done it, or talk to your systems' people. |
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expat
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| You need to ask your peers as there are usually site specific procedures in place |
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PeterHolland
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Mahi_e
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| Bill Woodger wrote: |
Strictly speaking you don't compile it, you "assemble" it.
All the JCL will be specific to your site, so find someone who has already done it, or talk to your systems' people. |
Thanks a lot......
sorry for leading confuse..
how to assemble and run.......... |
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expat
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| You need to ask your peers as there are usually site specific procedures in place |
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Robert Sample
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Mahi_e, you can ask as many times as you like ... the answer will not change. Most sites have very specific procedures in place for program compiles / assemblies and these procedures vary by site since they depend upon whether the site is running CA-LIBRARIAN, PANVALET, SCLM, CHANGEMAN, ENDEVOR, or some other source code management product, not to mention the naming standards for the site, ... and on it goes. At some sites, failutre to follow these procedures may be grounds for disciplinary action up to and including termination of the employee.
If you cannot find out from your peers, team leader, or managers how to assemble a program at your site, we certainly do not know, and with such wide variations in procedures, we're not going to hazard a guess. |
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Nic Clouston
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| If all else fails try ISPF 4.1 or 5.1 to assemble and 4.7 or 5.7 to bind/link |
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