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Fourth Edition (November 1976)System/370 Reference
SummaryGX20-1850-3 This reference summary is a minor revision and does not obsolete
the previous edition. Changes include the addition of some newDASD and 3203 printer commands, the EBCPIC control
characters GE and R
LF, and minor editorial revisions.
The card is intended primarily for use byS/370 assembler lan guage application programmers. It contains basic machine in formation on Models 115 through 168 summarized from the System/370 Principles of Operation (GA22-7000-4), frequently
used information from theVS and VM assembler language
manual (GC33-4010), command codes for variousI/O devices,
and a multi-code translation table. The cardwill be updated from
time to time. However, the above manuals and others cited on the
card are the authoritative reference sources andwill be first to
reflect changes.
To distinguish them from instructions carried over fromS/360, the
names of instructions essentially new withS/370 are shown in italics. Some machine instructions are optional or not available for some
models. For those that are available on a particular model, the user
is referred to the appropriate systems reference manual. For a
particular installation, one must ascertain which optional hardware
features and programming system(s) have been installed. The
floating-point and extended floating-point instructions, aswell as
the instructions listed below, are not standard on every model.
Monitoring (the MC instruction) is not available on the Model 165,
except by field installation on purchased models.
Conditional swapping
CPU timer and clock comparator
Direct control
Dynamic address translation
Input/output
MultiprocessingPSW key handling CDS, CS SCKC, SPT, STCKC, STPT RDD,WRD
LRA, PTLB, RRB,STNSM, STOSM CLRIO,SIOF SIGP, SPX, STAP, STPX IPK,SPKA Comments about this publication may be sent to the address
below.All comments and suggestions become the property of IBM. IBM Corporation, Technical Publications/Systems, Dept. 824,
1133 Westchester Avenue, WhitePtains, "N.Y. 10604.
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Fourth Edition (November 1976)
Summary
the previous edition. Changes include the addition of some new
characters GE and R
LF, and minor editorial revisions.
The card is intended primarily for use by
used information from the
manual (GC33-4010), command codes for various
and a multi-code translation table. The card
time to time. However, the above manuals and others cited on the
card are the authoritative reference sources and
reflect changes.
To distinguish them from instructions carried over from
names of instructions essentially new with
models. For those that are available on a particular model, the user
is referred to the appropriate systems reference manual. For a
particular installation, one must ascertain which optional hardware
features and programming system(s) have been installed. The
floating-point and extended floating-point instructions, as
the instructions listed below, are not standard on every model.
Monitoring (the MC instruction) is not available on the Model 165,
except by field installation on purchased models.
Conditional swapping
CPU timer and clock comparator
Direct control
Dynamic address translation
Input/output
Multiprocessing
LRA, PTLB, RRB,
below.
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