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  • Subject: Re: Please help with a test (MI code)
  • From: Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 07 Nov 1999 19:26:38 -0800
  • Organization: Patrick Townsend & Associates, Inc.


From a V4R1 system: 

    10-7343028         F1F060F7F3F4F3F0F2F8

From a V3R2 system:

                       00000000000000000000

Patrick

leif@attglobal.net wrote:
> 
> The following RPG program generates the TSTPROC Mi-program
> that when run will send a message to the requesters msg-q showing
> the processor serial number (NOT the system serial number).
> I'm trying to see if the result is predictable. It could be version
> dependent.
> It works on RISC V4R3. On CISC boxes I expect to get a result of
> X'00' s, but would like help with testing of this on various boxes,
> RISC, CISC, various releases.
> 
>      /*================================================================
>       * This program creates TSTPROC in *CURLIB                       =
>       * Source statements for the MI compiler are found in array MI.  =
>       *================================================================
>      E                    MI      1  60 80
>      I            DS
>      I                                    B   1   40#SRCLN
>      I I            'TSTPROC   *CURLIB'       5  24 #PGMLB
>      I                                       25  74 #TEXT
>      I I            '*NONE'                  75  94 #SRCFL
>      I                                       95 104 #MBR
>      I                                      105 117 #CHGDT
>      I                                      105 105 #CENT
>      I                                      106 107 #YY
>      I                                      108 111 #MMDD
>      I                                      112 117 #HMS
>      I                                      118 137 #PRTFL
>      I                                    B 138 1410#STRPG
>      I                                      142 151 #AUT
>      I                                      152 327 #OP
>      I                                    B 328 3310#NOOPT
>      C                     CALL 'QPRCRTPG'
>      C                     PARM           MI
>      C                     PARM 4800      #SRCLN
>      C                     PARM           #PGMLB
>      C                     PARM 'MI Comp' #TEXT
>      C                     PARM           #SRCFL
>      C                     PARM           #MBR
>      C                     PARM           #CHGDT
>      C                     PARM ' '       #PRTFL
>      C                     PARM 0         #STRPG
>      C                     PARM '*USE'    #AUT
>      C                     PARM '*REPLACE'#OP
>      C                     PARM 1         #NOOPT
>      C                     MOVE *ON       *INLR
> **                                                             */
> DCL SPCPTR .MACHINE-ATTR INIT(MACHINE-ATTR);
> DCL DD      MACHINE-ATTR CHAR(2608) BDRY(16);
>     DCL DD  MAT-MAX-SIZE   BIN(4) DEF(MACHINE-ATTR) POS(1) INIT(2608);
>     DCL DD  MAT-ACT-SIZE   BIN(4) DEF(MACHINE-ATTR) POS(5);
>     DCL DD  MAT-P-SNBR   CHAR(10) DEF(MACHINE-ATTR) POS(1125);
> 
> ENTRY * EXT;
>     MATMATR  .MACHINE-ATTR, X'012C';
>     CPYBLAP   MSG-TEXT, MAT-P-SNBR, " ";
>     CVTHC     MSG-TEXT-HEX, MAT-P-SNBR;
>     CALLI     SHOW-MESSAGE, *, .SHOW-MESSAGE;
>     RTX       *;
> 
> /* SHOW A MESSAGE */
> 
> DCL SYSPTR .SEPT(6440) BAS(PCO-POINTER);
> DCL SPC PROCESS-COMMUNICATION-AREA  BASPCO;
>     DCL SPCPTR PCO-POINTER DIR;
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-ID   INIT(MSG-ID);
> DCL DD      MSG-ID   CHAR (7) INIT("       ");
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-FILE INIT(MSG-FILE);
> DCL DD      MSG-FILE CHAR(20) INIT("                    ");
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-TEXT INIT(MSG-TEXT);
> DCL DD      MSG-TEXT CHAR(40);
>     DCL DD  MSG-TEXT-HEX CHAR(20) DEF(MSG-TEXT) POS(20);
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-SIZE INIT(MSG-SIZE);
> DCL DD      MSG-SIZE BIN( 4)  INIT(40);
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-TYPE INIT(MSG-TYPE);
> DCL DD      MSG-TYPE CHAR(10) INIT("*INFO     ");
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-QS   INIT(MSG-QS);
> DCL DD      MSG-QS   CHAR(20) INIT("*REQUESTER          ");
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-QSN  INIT(MSG-QSN);
> DCL DD      MSG-QSN  BIN( 4)  INIT(1);
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .REPLY-Q  INIT(REPLY-Q);
> DCL DD      REPLY-Q  CHAR(20) INIT("                    ");
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .MSG-KEY  INIT(MSG-KEY);
> DCL DD      MSG-KEY  CHAR( 4);
> 
> DCL SPCPTR .ERR-CODE INIT(ERR-CODE);
> DCL DD      ERR-CODE BIN( 4) INIT(0);
> 
> DCL OL QMHSNDM (.MSG-ID,   .MSG-FILE, .MSG-TEXT, .MSG-SIZE,
>                 .MSG-TYPE, .MSG-QS,   .MSG-QSN,  .REPLY-Q,
>                 .MSG-KEY,  .ERR-CODE)  ARG;
> 
> DCL INSPTR .SHOW-MESSAGE;
> ENTRY       SHOW-MESSAGE INT;
>         CALLX     .SEPT(4268), QMHSNDM, *; /* SEND MSG TO MSGQ */
>         B         .SHOW-MESSAGE;
> 
> PEND;
> 
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