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Aware that PL1 has a block structure, I am interested that internally it
is represented by a MSPPTR and then 5 data declarations based on the
pointer.  What is unusual is that all five of these declarations have
the same name.
In the HLL Sym Tbl each has an extension segment which is of normal
length (26) but contains in the field where the LVL would be on a data
structure definition the following alpha [in order: AU, ST, EX, PA,
BA].  Internally the 5 records are chained together - doubly linked
using the offset from the table start.
Thus:
DCL MSPPTR  .BLK@xxx;
DCL DD *BLK1  CHAR(1) BAS(.BLK@xxx) POS(1) BDRY(16);
DCL DD *BLK1  CHAR(1) BAS(.BLK@xxx) POS(1) BDRY(16);
DCL DD *BLK1  CHAR(1) BAS(.BLK@xxx) POS(1) BDRY(16);
DCL DD *BLK1  CHAR(1) BAS(.BLK@xxx) POS(1) BDRY(16);
DCL DD  *BLK1 CHAR(1) BAS(.BLK@xxx) POS(1) BDRY(16);

I am not aware that one can assemble an MI program with duplicate
symbols and the repetitive nature of the above structure for every block
.. always AU then ST EX PA BA.  While I think use of the HLL option in
MI would allow one to create the duplicate symbols - the chaining of the
five records previous/next is a mystery as is what the above structure
is trying to implement.  Anyone have a 'glimmer' of an idea?


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