"IBM Mainframe Assembler List" <[email protected]> wrote on
03/15/2023 10:51:47 AM:
> >> That happens to me if I leave the END statement blank with no
> >> entry point specified.
>
> If there are two or more END statements, which dominates?
In my case I was compiling an assembler subroutine that statically
called another assembler subroutine. The 1st-level subroutine was missing
the entry point declaration on the END statement but the 2nd-level
subroutine did have an entry point on its END statement. They, of course,
got linked together as a single module but the entry point for the module
was the 2nd-level subroutine -- completely bypassing the 1st-level
subrotuine.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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