RE: RE: Memory control

Dave trumps Pete, at least on the midrange lists...


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From: Holden Tommy [mailto:Tommy.Holden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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But what about Pete??? 


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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What diagrams? Using RPGIV?

Duane Christen

P.S. If you wouldn't mind replying on the WDSC list, for Dave's sake.




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Like the diagrams produced by WDSC?

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Is there a freeware/shareware/utility to create a program flow diagram
for CL/RPG programs?

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>And is it possible to
>extend that into the program's executable code? 

Generally speaking, no. Data pages and program pages are well defined
from eachother. I would imagine you'd simply get a mrmory fault if you
attempted to change a code page.

>Can you move data to a
>procedure pointer?

And keep the pointer valid? Not sure, don't think so. Then again, I have
heard of someone running PPC machine instructions out of a user space,
so at that point it gets really interesting.

>Including OS400 itself?  Using just HLL programs?  Isn't Leif's book
mostly
>about MI?

Sure you can mod OS400 data -- but be careful! Changing the global SEPT
is an example. Since most MI opcodes can be accessed from RPG I would
think you might be able to do it in RPG, however, why don't you consider
MI an HLL?

-Walden

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