HLASM Installation and Customization Guide

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HLASM Installation and Customization Guide
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Installation and Customization Guide
Abstract for Installation and Customization Guide
Planning for installing High Level Assembler on z/OS
- What you receive with High Level Assembler
- What you need to install High Level Assembler
  - Required and optional software for the target system
  - DASD storage required for the target system
- FMIDs deleted
- Installing with CBPDO
- Planning to use SMP/E
- Planning to change installation jobs
- Publications useful during installation
- Program support
- Program and service level information
Planning for customizing High Level Assembler on z/OS
- Deciding whether and what to customize
- SMP/E and High Level Assembler
- Selecting multicultural support
- Planning to customize High Level Assembler options
  - Why do it
  - Choices to make now
- Planning to customize the user exits
- Planning to customize cataloged procedures
- Planning to install in the link pack area
  - Why do it
  - Choices to make now
    - Placing assembler modules in the LPA and MLPA
Installing High Level Assembler on z/OS
- Overview of installation
- Step 1: SMP/E considerations for installing High Level Assembler
  - SMP/E environment
  - SMP/E options subentry values
- Step 2: Copy the sample JCL from the product tape
- Step 3: Set up ISPF editor macro (optional)
- Step 4: Allocate and initialize the SMP/E data sets (optional)
- Step 5: Perform SMP/E receive
  - Method 1: Receive using SMP/E dialogs
  - Method 2: Receive using a batch job
- Step 6: Allocate target and distribution libraries
- Step 7: Create DDDEF entries
- Step 8: Perform SMP/E apply
  - Method 1: Apply using SMP/E dialogs
  - Method 2: Apply using a batch job
- Step 9: Run the installation verification program
- Step 10: Perform SMP/E accept
  - Method 1: Accept using SMP/E dialogs
  - Method 2: Accept using a batch job
Customizing High Level Assembler on z/OS
- SMP/E considerations
- Customization checklist
- Customization steps
Maintaining High Level Assembler on z/OS
- Re-installing High Level Assembler
- Applying service updates
- Removing High Level Assembler
- Reporting a problem with High Level Assembler
- Obtaining service information
Planning for installing High Level Assembler on z/VM
- Worksheet: Planning for installing High Level Assembler on z/VM
- What you receive with High Level Assembler
- What you need to install High Level Assembler
- Planning to install in a saved segment
- Program support
- Program and service level information
  - Program level information
  - Service level information
- Publications useful during installation
Planning for customizing High Level Assembler on z/VM
- Deciding whether and what to customize
- Selecting multicultural support
- Planning to customize High Level Assembler options and DDNAMES
  - Why do it
  - Choices to make now
- Planning to customize the user exits
Installing High Level Assembler on z/VM
- Overview of installation
  - Checklist for installing High Level Assembler
- Step 1: Prepare to install High Level Assembler
- Step 2: Allocate resources for installing High Level Assembler
- Step 3: Install High Level Assembler
- Step 4: Verify the installation in a test environment
- Step 5: Define and build High Level Assembler saved segment (optional)
- Step 6: Put High Level Assembler into production
  - Putting High Level Assembler onto the Y disk
  - Putting High Level Assembler onto a disk other than the Y disk
Customizing High Level Assembler on z/VM
- Changing option and DDNAMES defaults
- General rules for coding the ASMADOPT ASSEMBLE file
  - Example of Modifying Option and DDNAME Values
- Changing the saved segment name
- Customizing the user exits
Maintaining High Level Assembler on z/VM
- Re-installing High Level Assembler
- Applying service updates
- Removing High Level Assembler
- Reporting a problem with High Level Assembler
- Obtaining service information
Planning for installing High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- Worksheet: Planning for installing High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- What you receive with High Level Assembler
- What you need to install High Level Assembler
  - Required and optional software
  - DASD and other storage required
- Planning where to install High Level Assembler
- Program support
- Program and service level information
  - Program level information
  - Service level information
- Publications useful during installation
Planning for customizing High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- Deciding whether and what to customize
- Selecting multicultural upport
- Planning to customize High Level Assembler options
  - Choices to make now
- Planning to install High Level Assembler into the shared virtual area (SVA)
  - Why do it
  - Choices to make now
Installing High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- Overview of installation
  - Checklist for installing High Level Assembler
- Step 1: Back up the original system
- Step 2: Allocate space for the library (omit if using the default)
- Step 3: Install High Level Assembler
- Step 4: Verify the installation of High Level Assembler
Customizing High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- Changing default options
  - Relink High Level Assembler phase ASMADOPT
- Placing High Level Assembler into the Shared Virtual Area (SVA)
Maintaining High Level Assembler on z/VSE
- Re-installing High Level Assembler
- Applying service updates
- Removing High Level Assembler
- To report a problem with High Level Assembler
- Obtaining service information
Planning for installing High Level Assembler on zLinux
- Introduction to High Level Assembler on zLinux
- What you receive with High Level Assembler
  - Distribution medium
  - RPM package contents
- What you need to install High Level Assembler
Installing High Level Assembler on zLinux
- The file transfer process
  - Sample JCL
- Installation
Starting High Level Assembler on zLinux
- Starting the assembler
Usage and limitations of High Level Assembler on zLinux
- Usage
- Limitations
Isolating the problem
- Diagnosing the problem
- Diagnostic aids
- Installation problems
Building a keyword string
- Keyword usage
- Using the problem identification worksheet
- Step 1. Component identification keyword procedure
- Step 2. Release level keyword procedure
  - Release level procedure
- Step 3. Type-of-failure keyword procedure
- Step 4. System-type keyword
  - System-type procedure
- Problem identification worksheet
Using the keyword string as a search argument
- How to use the keyword string
- Search argument procedure
Preparing an APAR
- Initiating an APAR
- Submitting the APAR documentation
Modifier keywords
- High Level Assembler Language Elements
- Assembler options
Internal Trace Facility
- How to invoke the Internal Trace Facility
- Specifying the trace data set
- ITF assembler option
High Level Assembler Options
- ASMAOPT
- ASMAOPT options
  - ADATA
  - ADEXIT
  - ALIGN
  - ALIGNWARN
  - ASA (z/OS and CMS)
  - BATCH
  - CODEPAGE
  - COMPAT
  - CONTWARN
  - DBCS
  - DECK
  - DELETE
  - DSECT
  - DXREF
  - ESD
  - EXLITW
  - FLAG
  - FOLD
  - GOFF (z/OS and CMS)
  - GOFFADATA (z/OS and CMS)
  - IMPLENWARN
  - INEXIT
  - INFO
  - LANGUAGE
  - LIBEXIT
  - LIBMAC
  - LIMIT
  - LINECOUNT
  - LIST
  - MACHINE
  - MACHINELIST
  - MAP
  - MXREF
  - OBJECT
  - OBJEXIT
  - OPTABLE
  - OPTABLELIST
  - PAGE0WARN
  - PCONTROL
  - PESTOP
  - PROFILE
  - PROFMEM
  - PRTEXIT
  - PUSHWARN
  - RA2
  - RECORDINFO
  - RENT
  - RLD
  - RXREF
  - SECTALGN
  - SIZE
  - STORAGE
  - SUBSTRWARN
  - SUPRWARN
  - SYSPARMV
  - TERM
  - TEST
  - THREAD
  - TRANSLATE
  - TRMEXIT
  - TYPECHECK
  - USING0WARN
  - WARN
  - WORKFILE
  - XOBJADATA (z/OS and CMS)
  - XOBJECT (z/OS and CMS)
  - XREF
High Level Assembler DDNAMES (z/OS and CMS)
- ASMADD Syntax
- ASMADD
  - ADATA
  - IN
  - LIB
  - LIN
  - OPT
  - PRINT
  - PUNCH
  - TERM
  - UT1
High Level Assembler Service
Create Product Parameter File (PPF) override (z/VM)
Local modification procedures (z/VM)
- Full part replacement local modification
- Reworking local modification
Bibliography
Glossary
Index

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