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Subject: Re: [MI400] ACCESS to IFS
From: "srichter " <srichter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 20:58:01 -0500
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From: Dave McKenzie <davemck@zbiggroup.com>
>If there are multiple hard links to a *STMF, the *STMF's pointer to the DSI
>is empty.  But the *STMF's pointer to the DS (Data

DSI is data space index.  Is the pointer to the DSI a 16 byte pointer ?  Is 
this a pointer to the index object or an entry in the index ?

The point of my question being: can a pointer be set to a data space index 
entry ? And can a pointer be set to a user index entry ? So that an index entry 
could be accessed without the use of the FNDINXEN instruction.

Thanks,

Steve Richter

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