Re: SST

: Phil: sounds like you imply system pointers can be bases for offsets
at
: level 30.
: What happened to MCH3602, "Pointer type not valid for requested
operation"
: ?

Sorry, while I was writing the last note, I was actually mistaking
by-passing the object storage domain protection (i.e. user-state
cannot access sys-domain objects directly) with accessing some objects
headers. You can normally only access the headers if the setsppfp()
returns the space pointer into that object header from the object
system pointer i.e. *FILE, *CMD etc. objects return a space pointer
(usually 0x100 bytes offset from the system pointer address)

*PGM/*SRVPGM (and a few other) objects as we all know return the
address of the assoc. space if you setsppfp() the object system
pointer.

apologies for my confusion - it must be the weather !

--phil

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