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Dependent addressing HLASM Language Reference SC26-4940-06 |
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Dependent addressing lets you minimize
the number of base registers required to refer to data by making greater
use of established addressability. For example, you might want to
describe the format of a table of data defined in your source module
with a dummy control section (see Dummy control sections). To refer to
the data in the table using the symbols defined in the dummy section,
you need to establish the addressability of the dummy section. To
do this you must:
Establish addressability of the control section in which the table is defined. Then you can establish addressability of the dummy section by coding a USING statement which specifies the name of the dummy section and the address of the table. When you refer to the symbols in the dummy section, the assembler uses the already established addressability of the control section when converting the symbolic addresses into their base-displacement form. For example, suppose addressability has been established for a
control section containing a data structure that is mapped by a dummy
control section:
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