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Assembler issues when migrating to LE and/or AMODE31
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Abstract
SHARE, August 2003, presentation material for session 8216, Assembler Issues When Migrating to LE and/or Amode 31.

When migrating to Language Environment, sometimes you need to change your Assembler programs; sometimes you don't. It depends. For example, ABEND0CA decimal overflow in your assembler never used to happen, now it does. Or ABENDS0CA doesn't happen when your assembler is called from COBOL, but does happen when called from C or PL/I.
 
 
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Cross Reference information
Segment Product Component Platform Version Edition
Software DevelopmentEnterprise COBOL for z/OS
Software DevelopmentHigh Level Assembler (HLASM) and Toolkit FeatureAssembler
Application DevelopmentPL/I for MVS and VM
 
 

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 Product categories:
 Software
 Software Development
 Traditional Progamming Language & Compilers
 Enterprise COBOL for z/OS
 Operating system(s):
  z/OS
 Software version:
  All Versions
 Software edition:
  All Editions
 Reference #:
  7001514
 IBM Group:
 Software Group
 Modified date:
 2004-08-19

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