Re: paradox ?

[Dave McKenzie <davemck@xxxxxxxxxx>]

A system-state, user-domain pgm *can* call a user-state, user-domain pgm.  The
problem arises if the user-state pgm tries to access parms passed by the
system-state pgm.  Then it gets MCH6801 "Object domain or hardware
storage-protection violation."  I think the system allocates static or auto
storage in the system-state pgm in memory that's storage protected and can't be
accessed by a user-state pgm.  One  way to get around this is for the
system-state pgm to put variables it will pass as parms in user-domain objects,
such as a *usrspc.

Leif Svalgaard wrote:

> forget the help text (I only included that as a curio) . My testing
> shows:  if I make a system-state program in the user domain
> then it cannot call a user-state program in the same domain,

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