On Sun, Feb 4, 2024 at 04:42 PM, Dave Wade wrote:
Not sure what you are planning, but if your program has issued any storage requests, the space at the end of the program will have been used to satisfy those requests so not available to load a second program.
There is a modules called RUNPARM and XRUNPARM, which is on the Y-Disk. There is also WMSASM from the CBT. All three are supposed to be a 'front end' for programs that are by nature MVS code. They take command line parameters and fix up the PLIST to be something the MVS program will be able to understand.
My few examples show something like:
RUNPARM MYPROG ...
Where MYPROG is a MODULE. So I am attempting to set the load address for MYPROG to be beyond the end of RUNPARM.
Do I really know what I am doing. Nope. Just trying to figure it all out.
?... Mark S.
Mark A. Stevens