Static internal storage map

To get a complete variable storage map and static storage map, but not a complete LIST, specify a single statement for LIST to minimize the size of the listing; for example, LIST(1).

Each line of the static storage map contains the following information:

Six-digit hexadecimal offset.
Hexadecimal text, in 8-byte sections where possible.
Comment, indicating the type of item to which the text refers. The comment appears on the first line of the text for an item. Table 1 lists some typical comments you might find in a static storage listing.

Table 1. Typical comments in a PL/I for MVS™ & VM static storage listing
Comment	Explanation
A..xxx	Address constant for xxx
COMPILER LABEL CL.n	Compiler-generated label n
CONDITION CSECT	Control section for programmer-named condition
CONSTANT	Constant
CSECT FOR EXTERNAL VARIABLE	Control section for external variable
D..xxx	Descriptor for xxx
DED..xxx	Data element descriptor for xxx
DESCRIPTOR	Data descriptor
ENVB	Environment control block
FECB..xxx	Fetch control block for xxx
DCLCB	Declare control block
FED..xxx	Format element descriptor for xxx
KD..xxx	Key descriptor for xxx
LOCATOR..xxx	Locator for xxx
ONCB	ON statement control block
PICTURED DED..xxx	Pictured data element descriptor for xxx
PROGRAM ADCON	Program address constant
RD..xxx	Record descriptor for xxx
SYMBOL TABLE ELEMENT	Symbol table address
SYMBOL TABLE..xxx	Symbol table for xxx
SYMTAB DED..xxx	Symbol table DED for xxx
USER LABEL..xxx	Source program label for xxx
xxx	Variable with name xxx. If the variable is not initialized, no text appears against the comment. There is also no static offset if the variable is an array (the static offset can be calculated from the array descriptor, if required).