z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

HCPLDR
PUNCH
requests the object files be punched on the punch at virtual address 00D. A CP
CLOSE command is issued when all of the object files have been punched.
TAPE
requests the output of object files be placed on a tape drive at virtual address
182.
OS
indicates the program may contain OS macros and therefore should be run only
when CMS/DOS is not active. OS is the default.
ALL
indicates that one or more of the following are true about the program:
v It contains CMS macros and must be capable of running regardless of
whether CMS/DOS is active
v It contains no VSE or OS macros
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v It preserves the value of the DOS flag on entry into the CMS nucleus, and, if
it modifies that value, resets it on exit
v It does its own setting of the DOS flags.
Note: The ALL option is primarily for use by CMS system programmers. CMS
system routines know which environment is active and preserve and
reset the DOS flag in the CMS nucleus.
DOS
indicates the program contains VSE macros; CMS/DOS must be active (that is,
SET DOS ON must have been previously invoked) for this program to run.
AMODE
specifies the addressing mode in which the program will be entered. The
AMODE defined by this option is placed in the header record of the MODULE
file being created.
If you specify RMODE but do not specify AMODE, the AMODE for the
MODULE is determined from the following default criteria:
v If you specify RMODE ANY, the AMODE specification defaults to AMODE 31.
v If you specify RMODE 24, the AMODE defaults to the AMODE of the entry
point determined by the LOAD process.
If you specify neither AMODE nor RMODE, the AMODE for the module defaults
to 31.
The valid AMODE values and their meanings are as follows:
24 This entry point is to receive control in 24-bit addressing mode.
31 This entry point is to receive control in 31-bit addressing mode.
ANY tells HCPLDR that the specified entry point is capable of operating in
either 24-bit or 31-bit addressing mode. It will receive control in the
addressing mode of its caller. If the module is run by name from the
command line or from an exec, it will receive control in 31-bit
addressing mode.
CLEAN
tells CMS to clean the module from memory at the end of its execution. This
option will only work for modules running under CMS. CLEAN is the default for
relocatable modules.