Hi,

I am working in a assembler tool ...my program is as follows:..

MAIN
LR R1,R2
.
.
BALR R1,LABEL#1
L R1,VAR1,
.
.
BAL R3,LABEL#2
.
.
EJECT
LABEL#1
.
.
LABEL#2
.
.

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here what i want to do is, i have to split the program into many subroutines with BAL instuction as the split instuction... so my files will be like... 

file1....
MAIN
LR R1,R2
.
.
BALR R1,LABEL#1

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file2...
L R1,VAR1,
.
.
BAL R3,LABEL#2

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file3...
.
.
EJECT

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file4.LABEL#1...
LABEL#1
.
.

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file5.LABEL#2...

LABEL#2
.
.

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hope my question is clear....Can u please help me in this... and there may be n number of subroutines in my code.. i want the file names also to be generated automatically as FILE1,FILE2,..and so on...

In reply to help for my tool... by suno

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