The at sign (@) is used to signify indirect addressing in a CORE command. Indirect addressing uses an address stored in a pointer field to locate a field for display. The basic command formats used to perform indirect addressing follow.
To display main storage beginning with the address stored at the specified location, enter:
CORE=location@0
To display main storage beginning with the address stored in the fullword located at the given displacement from the specified location, enter:
CORE=loc@disp
Note: A displacement following the at sign must be zero or positive. Negative displacements are not allowed.
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