January 2019 00:50
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Subject: Re: ASCRE init module
I am thinking storage in a user sub-pool and saving the address in the
ACEE since we create that.
An ASCRE Initialization routine must not obtain storage in user-region
subpools because after the initialization routine
I am thinking storage in a user sub-pool and saving the address in the
ACEE since we create that.
An ASCRE Initialization routine must not obtain storage in user-region
subpools because after the initialization routine runs, the user region is
(re-)initialized.
Maybe you shouldn't be creati
That's one option.
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Like N/T and some storage for CBS in a subpool. .?
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 3:13 PM Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Don't even think of using fields like CVTUSER and TCBUSER unless
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Subject: ASCRE init module (again)
In my init module I now want to obtain storage and set up a control block
and pass the address to the main program. Where is a good place to stash
this? I suppose I
I use Name Token Pairs for passing dataYou may want to consider using the Sub
System Interface (SSI) GET/PUT to anchor a control block in common.
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From: Robin Atwood
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Subject: ASCRE init module (again)
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2019 18:37
In my init module I now want to obtain storage and set up a control block
and pass the address to the main program. Where is a good place to stash
this? I suppose I could create an N/T pair but this seems a bit cumbersome
just to pass a single address within an address space. There is the TCBUSER
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