Re: TGIF

2019-08-19 Thread Peter Relson
I've never seen nor heard of an IHADCB macro, as of z/OS 2.4. Did you mean one should just create it? Well, that's embarrassing. Bad assumption on my part. There is such a macro, but it's apparently not shipped externally. The assembler part consists of MACRO IHADCB &DSORG=,&DEVD= DCBD

Re: TGIF

2019-08-18 Thread Steve Smith
I posted that purely for amusement. I've never seen nor heard of an IHADCB macro, as of z/OS 2.4. Did you mean one should just create it? I have no real issue with any of the mapping macros; their various styles and conventions are understandable given the decades of history. sas On Sat, Aug

Re: TGIF

2019-08-17 Thread Peter Relson
Anyone ever notice that macro DCBD produces a DSECT named IHADCB, and that macro IHADCBE produces a DSECT named DCBE? Go figure. Did you "figure" that you might be doing something wrong that led you to think that that is strange? You should probably be using IHADCB which internally invokes DC

Re: TGIF

2019-08-16 Thread Charles Mills
f Of Steve Smith Sent: Friday, August 16, 2019 4:23 PM To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU Subject: TGIF Anyone ever notice that macro DCBD produces a DSECT named IHADCB, and that macro IHADCBE produces a DSECT named DCBE? Go figure. Reminds me of parkway vs. driveway. How about the DCBE version 1 (n

TGIF

2019-08-16 Thread Steve Smith
Anyone ever notice that macro DCBD produces a DSECT named IHADCB, and that macro IHADCBE produces a DSECT named DCBE? Go figure. Reminds me of parkway vs. driveway. How about the DCBE version 1 (not to be confused with the *first* version... sheesh), which expands the original by 24 bytes to add