On Mon, 16 Feb 2026 14:45:43 -0500, David Clark <[email protected]> wrote:
>000872 91C4 8000 00000 1842+ TM > REQU_DELETE,L'REQU_DELETE > 00000 000C4 308+REQU_DELETE EQU *-1,C'D' Following standard coding practices exist to help others. 1. EQU such as REQU_DELETE should never be a flag, a value and a field at the same time. It should only be one of these. 2. TM is a bit instruction (e.g. bit 0 & 3 x'10010000') but C'D' tells us you think you are dealing with a byte. Either use a byte instruction (e.g. CLI) or specify bits (e.g. x'10010000'). 3. Using L'xxx is not acceptable for this use of EQU. The EQU can be a field, flags or a byte value but should never be all of them. In this case, the meaning of L' is not a length. Instead, it's a flag or a byte value. In addition, L'xxx is not a length in this use case. 4. *-1 while technically correct is not helpful. If you insist on using this EQU, then change this reference the actual name instead of *-1.
