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anil_k_batra@yahoo.com
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We have Compiled and executed program with Enterprise PL/1 . This program is compiled as NOENT, AMODE(31), RMODE(24).
PL/1 Run
5018100...z.zBROADBENT
FFFFFFF110A0ACDDCCCCDE4444444444
501810074C9C92961425530000000000
Enterprise PL/1
5018100.(.z.z ..HN........
FFFFFFF040A0A444400CD00000214444
50181005DC9C9000005850000034C000
This program is calling some Assembler routines (AMODE 24, RMODE 24) for different processing. These Assembler programs are not recompiled again.
Do we need to recompile the Assembler Modules?
Do we have any other compilation options? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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the AMODE/RMODE settings depend on the PROGRAM functions performed
nowadays having AMODE/RMODE 24 is a bit outdated
work with the developers of the assembler program to see if it can be converted to RMODE(ANY),AMODE(31) |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Do the Assembler modules contain (for example) DCB's, subsequent calls to 24-Bit sub-programs, etc?
If not (and as Enrico has advised), work with the Assembler support people and a simple re-assembly and link (AMODE 31 / RMODE ANY) should fix this problem.
AMODE 24 sub-programs cannot address AMODE 31 data. The top byte of the parmlist-register (R1) gets lopped-off in the sub-program, resulting in a bad address and a S0C4. |
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