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OS/390 Assembler Language Programming: Introduction
This course provides a basic introduction to programming at the Assembler level. It presents the architecture of IBM System/390 and emphasizes storage addressing, the use of registers, and instruction formats. Learn about the format of the Assembler Language and Machine Language instructions, and the operation of the Assembler program. You will learn the differences between and use of Assembler instructions, machine instructions, and macro instructions.
Assembler Language Programming: Introduction training covers such topics as:
Assembler Language Overview
OS/390 Memory Usage
OS/390 Addressing and Instructions
The Program Development Process
Defining Data
This course is designed for application and system programmers and for other individuals who wish to write programs in Assembler Language. This includes those who may need to develop support libraries for REXX or other high level languages. In addition, this course is an appropriate introduction for individuals seeking a basic introduction to System /390 architecture
OS/390 Assembler Language Programming: Introduction Everything
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Description
This course provides a basic introduction to programming at the Assembler level.
The architecture of IBM System /390 is presented with an emphasis on storage
addressing, use of registers, and instruction formats. The format of both Assembler
Language and Machine Language instructions is covered along with the operation
of the Assembler program, which translates one to the other. The use of decimal,
binary, hexadecimal numbers, and the conversion from one system to the other
is covered. Students will learn the difference between Assembler instructions,
machine instructions, macro instructions, and how each is used. This course is
written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed for application and system programmers and for other
individuals who wish to write programs in Assembler Language. This includes those
who may need to develop support libraries for REXX or other high level languages.
In addition, this course is an appropriate introduction for individuals wishing
a basic introduction to System /390 architecture.
Prerequisites
The student should have a basic knowledge of programming concepts and terminology,
and should be able to program in a high level language.
Course Duration
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5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Assembler Language Overview
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Language Hierarchy
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Assembler Language Components
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Program Components Unit 2: S/390 Memory Usage
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Hardware Components
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Numbering Systems
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Numeric Conversions
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Data Representation Everything Courseware OS/390 Assembler Language Programming:
Introduction Unit 3: S/390 Addressing and Instructions
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Addressing
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Machine Instruction Formats
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Assembler Language Formats
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Converting Assembler Language to Machine Language Unit 4: The Program Development
Process
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Assembler Language Syntax
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The Assembly Process Unit 5: Defining Data
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The Define Storage (DS) Instruction
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The Define Constant (DC) Instruction
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Littarals