On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 03:12 PM, Martin Scheffler wrote:
I have created an Assembler stub which receives control when an EE macro issues an EE subcommand via bREXX. This stub has been prepared with enough information to mimic a C Runtime Anchor Block (CMSCRAB) and further C functions within EE can be called safely from here.
I don't know if it will be of any value to your efforts, but I extracted the SEDIT package from the WATERLOO5 tape, and uploaded it into the Files section as a VMARC.? Below is the description of SEDIT.
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M1113V00SEDIT-- This modification contains the source for SEDIT, a text-editor
that is considerably more powerful than the IBM ?supplied EDIT. ?The main reason
for its power is its "tailor-ability" under CMS. ?You can write EDEXEC's that
are similar to EDIT macros, i.e. the exec can ? issue commands directly to the
editor (no need for stacking) and the exec ?receives return codes from the
command so that conditional command ?execution can be performed. ?Note: the exec
interpreter used is the CP-67 ?exec interpreter with some enhancements to allow
the handling of character ?strings greater than eight character.--Ron Hooper,
CIA, Tel. (703) 351-6078, ?December 6, 1978.
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?... Mark S.
Mark A. Stevens