Re: set spcp to pgm assoc space

Leif,

Looks like QCLSPGAS stores the data passed to it starting at offset 80 of
the PGAS. So when I set a spcptr to the PGAS to access the stored data, I
have to add 80 to the SETSPPFP resulting spcptr.

> What do you use the spcptr to the PGAS for?
>

I am writing a programming language for the iSeries. My interactive debugger
accesses the PGAS for all sorts of info re the code and variables of the pgm
being debugged.  Lately, I have been writing functions that build a 5250
data stream on the fly to put a msg box or prompt box on the screen. These
functions access the PGAS to retrieve info on pgm variables to be displayed,
such as the prompt text and allowed values of the variable.


-Steve