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

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STORE STATUS<br />

STORE STATUS<br />

Authorization<br />

Purpose<br />

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STore<br />

STATUS<br />

Privilege Class: G<br />

Use STORE STATUS to store selected virtual machine data in certain low storage<br />

locations, simulating the hardware store status facility. These locations are<br />

permanently assigned locations in guest absolute storage.<br />

The STATUS oper<strong>and</strong> causes the following data to be stored in low storage at the<br />

guest absolute addresses shown:<br />

Table 21. Non-z/Architecture mode guest<br />

Address<br />

Dec Hex<br />

Length Content<br />

163 A3 1 Architectural-mode id (X'00')<br />

212 D4 4 Extended save area address. See note below.<br />

216 D8 8 <strong>CP</strong>U timer<br />

224 E0 8 Clock comparator<br />

256 100 8 Current PSW<br />

264 108 4 Prefix register<br />

288 120 64 Access registers 0 through 15<br />

352 160 32 Floating-point registers 0, 2, 4, 6<br />

384 180 64 General registers 0 through 15<br />

448 1C0 64 Control registers 0 through 15<br />

Note: The extended save area address is saved only if floating-point extensions<br />

are installed. When the extended save area is available, the virtual<br />

machine’s floating-point registers 0 through 15 <strong>and</strong> floating-point control<br />

register are stored there.<br />

Table 22. z/Architecture mode guest<br />

Address<br />

Dec Hex<br />

1560 z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Utilities</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />

Length Content<br />

163 A3 1 Architectural-mode id (X'01')<br />

4608 1200 128 Floating-point registers 0 through 15<br />

4736 1280 128 General registers 0 through 15<br />

4864 1300 16 Current PSW<br />

4888 1318 4 Prefix register<br />

4892 131C 4 Floating-point control register<br />

4900 1324 4 TOD programmable register<br />

4904 1328 8 <strong>CP</strong>U timer<br />

4913 1331 7 Clock comparator<br />

4928 1340 64 Access registers 0 through 15<br />

4992 1380 128 Control registers 0 through 15<br />

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