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Thank you. Any help would be appreciated. Just trying to get to a starting point without much success. My kingdom for a manual........... Cheers Tom C.

Let me look on my system.? I had asked Dave about doing panel (fsio) under c.He suggested I think watc. Said it should work, and I could test it.? I got it it to work and he said good.?Now, do I

Other than the on-line help, I have not been able to find any documentation on watc full screen support.? I trying to write a few test programs, but without some additional documentation, it is very

Thank you to all for the responsesl. It has been very helpful. Now on making it work!!!! Cheers Tom c wrote:

Besides the manuals,? in Dave Edwards site, ther?s also an embedded help for wat C, simply write HELP Watc and you? get this screen: Help? ?End? ? Up? ? ?Down? ?Top? ? Bottom Main?

Tom, There is also http://www.canpub.com/teammpg/de/mcgweb/watc_ugd_part.zip Chris --

Tom, Is http://www.canpub.com/teammpg/de/sim390/watc_help.htm of any use? Chris --

I am trying to learn/compile/test "C" programs using the watc compiler in music/sp. I am trying to find documentation/manuals on this software but without much luck. Any pointers in any direction

the last (incomplete) version can be got here.?https://geronimo370.nl/vm6pext/music-sp-6-2/ They have all the service pack installed. plus vsam, c, pli(f), fortran IV, scientific pakcage.. You can

My understanding was McGill would not release the full set of files. Dave Edwards had to drop a lot of the files out of his distro so McGill would allow to release a 'demo'. I'm not sure what would

I haven't seen one since I had it on real hardware in the 1990s. I believe there may have been problems distributing most of the langauges on the demo system because they were produced by IBM, not by

Has anyone been able to locate the "full" MUSIC distribution files which include the programming languages etc.? Are there any contacts from McGill University or other sites, that are still able to

Jerome, If it is of any interest to you, I know of two systems running on Hercules that have APL: MVT: http://wotho.ethz.ch/mvt4apl-2.00/ MTS: https://try-mts.com/apl-introduction/ Cheers, Rene

Patrick, You are right, the documentation talks about two APL : VSAPL and ?an implementation of the IBM APL S/360 Type III program?. As far as I can see, none are available on MUSIC/SP 6.2

From my reading of the MUSIC documentation, there were TWO versions of APL - one was specific to Music/SP, the other was VS-APL from IBM. The APL version from IBM was considered better or more

Hello Jerome, To my knowledge, VS APL is a copyright product and it is not available on the MUSIC/SP 6.2 Demo. Peter Coghlan wrote an experimental Hercules update to provide TCP/IP to MUSIC/SP, check

After reading about MUSIC/SP I found out that it had an APL interpreter/compiler; but I couldn't find much information about its implementation, i.e. which subset of features are supported, etc other

Thanks a lot, René! I remember that you sent me this link in an email that I seemingly lost. Greetings Markus Loew

Hello Markus, You can try this link: https://geronimo370.nl/vm6pext/music-sp-6-2/ Dave Edwards system, and its updates are available here:

I lost the MUSIC-SP download link. It is the one where I find PL/I(F) preinstalled, I think with the VSAM access and samples as well. Help me, please! Markus Loew