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delly999
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Hi All,
Are there array maximums in assembler?
I know in PL/I the max for arrays are 32767. Is this the same for assembler, or is there some other number?
Thanks in advance |
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 Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:47 pm Post subject: Re: Array maximum in Assembler |
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enrico-sorichetti
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there is no concept of array in assembler 
all You have is...
a storage area ( static or getmained )
an algorithm to address a byte inside this storage area- more or less optimized
so I would say that the maximum size is that of the largest getmain |
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delly999
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Cool.
Thanks |
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saravananj
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| delly999 wrote: |
I know in PL/I the max for arrays are 32767. Is this the same for assembler, or is there some other number?
Thanks in advance |
I personally have seen arrays with more than 32767. Infact we have a program in our system that supports 95000 array elements. How do u say max for array is 32767 in PL/1 |
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