Panel and field definitions
- Load Library
- The name of the load library for the load module.
- Load Module
- The name of the load module.
- Linked on date at time by program
number
- The date and time the load module was link edited (bound) and
the program number of the linkage editor or binder that was used.
- EPA
- Entry point address of the load module.
- Size
- The length (in hexadecimal) of the load module.
- TTR
- The address of the member in Track and Record (TTR) format.
- SSI
- The system status index (SSI) of the load module.
- AC
- The authorization code (AC) of the load module.
- AM
- The addressing mode (AMODE) of the load module.
- RM
- The residency mode (RMODE) of the load module.
- Attributes
- One or more of the following load module attributes:
- RF
- The module is refreshable.
- RN
- The module is reenterable.
- RU
- The module is reusable.
- OV
- The module has overlay structures.
- NX
- The module is not executable.
- OL
- The module is loadable.
- SC
- The module is scatter format.
- TS
- The module has test attribute.
- CSECT name
- The section symbol. This column can contain the following special
values:
- PRIVATE - indicates that the CSECT is unnamed (private).
- PSEUDOR - indicates that the module contains definition
statements for pseudo registers.
- (BLANK) - indicates that the common section (CM) is unnamed.
- Type
- The section symbol type:
- CM
- A common section definition
- SD
- A section definition
- PC
- A private section definition
- LD
- A label definition
- Address
- The offset (hexadecimal) of the symbol in the load module.
- Size
- The length (hexadecimal) of the section.
- Class
- The class name of the section.
- A/RMODE
- The AMODE/RMODE of the CSECT.
- Date
- The date of the first compilation (if available).
- Compiler 1
- The short name or number of the first compiler (if available).
- Compiler 2
- A short name or the program number of the second compiler (if
available).
- Date 2
- The date of the second compilation.
- User data
- The data that is provided by users. For example, identification, comments.
Line
commands:
You can enter the following commands in the prefix area of the data display:
- A
- View programming language related attributes that are used by this section.
- D
- Disassembles this section.
- I
- Lists the user data that is associated with the
IDENTIFY
statement at bind
time.
- O
- Views the compile options for this section.
- S
- Views the text for this section.
- Z
- Views the ZAP data associated with this section.
Load Module Compiler Options panel
This panel shows all the compiler options that are associated with a section name. Each option
starts on a new line.
Load Module Disassembly panel
Panel and field definitions
Disassembly of the text data for a given section.
- Location
- The absolute address of the instruction within the load module
- Offset
- The relative address of the instruction within the section
- Hex
- The hexadecimal representation of the instruction
- Label
- The first 8 bytes of the section name is used for the first label.
- Code
- Disassembled instructions.
Load Module Identify panel
This panel shows all the user data that is associated with a section name. The user data for each
identify statement is shown on separate lines.
Load Module Text panel
Panel and field definitions
Dump format of the class data for a given section.
- Location
- The absolute address of this data within the load module
- Offset
- The relative address of this data within the section
- Hex
- The hexadecimal representation of the data
- Char
- The character representation of the data
Load Module ZAP panel
This panel shows all the ZAP ID and ZAP dates that are associated with the section name.
Load Module Program Attributes panel
The Load Module Program Attributes panel shows all of the program language attributes that are
used for the code in the selected section name.
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