Syntax for assembler and disassembly expressions

Use the syntax defined in this section to write expressions for z/OS® Debugger commands while you debug an assembler or disassembly program.

Assembler expressions can be written in the following forms:

• A standard assembler expression with an implied length. The following are three examples:
  • X
  • 133
  • X+15
• A standard assembler expression without an implied length. Expressions can be written in this form only if the length can be specified or derived from an operand. For example: R3->+X'2C'
• A conditional assembler expression which is written with conditional operators and can be used only as the operand of an IF command. For example: X+1=Y & Z=4