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Disregard i don’t even remember sending an email Laddie Hanus

laddiehanus wrote: I beg your pardon? "In"? What is that supposed to mean? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

Mark Waterbury wrote: I'm not interested in testing BLOCKTAP. So are you volunteering to do the first part of that for me and then send me the resulting tape? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software

Hi, Fish, That BLOCKTAP thing is like an MS-DOS TSR -- you start it up, then it remains active and any commands you use to read or write a tape go through BLOCKTAP. So, all you need to do to "test" it

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Dave Wade wrote: [...] Do you (or anyone else) have such a tape that I could get a copy of? The other part of your requested changes have been completed. The only thing remaining is the support for

Dave, Thank you very much., That cleared the problems, now to test the app. Thank you /com c [email protected]> wrote:

Tom, You need to switch libraries. You said to use the “gcclib” include files, then linked it against PDPCLIB. Try “global txtlib gcclib” before the load Dave Sent: 17 September 2024 21:35 To:

I testing a "C" program using gcc in VM370CE_1_1_2.? It compiles clean, but when I load it, I have two undefined DSTAKIN and DSTAKOT.? Researching it appears to be something with the stack.? I am

In my young years, I was a mundane class G user only. At the end of my real mainframe life, i had the job to work through a list of bugs in the IBM PASCAL compiler and fix them.? IBM PASCAL was an

Due to an error in FSLINK EXEC on the MECAFF userid all MECAFF modules included in VM/370 Community Edition V1R1.2 are statically linked. FSLINK EXEC on MCF294 has GLOBAL TXTLIB GCCLIB in both cases,

I am preparing to distribute a bleeding edge preview of EE which can be loaded in high memory using RESLIB. It is very important to understand the difference between STATIC and DYNAMIC linking against

I meant CMS not zVM. Thats where the muddle came. I read it as he was using exactly the same system disks for everything. You can't do that each zVM needs its own disks.. Of course if you have a guest

On Fri, 13 Sept 2024 at 17:20, Dave Wade via groups.io <dave.g4ugm= [email protected]> wrote: [...] Whilst I know nothing about ADABAS generally zVM does not implement > Multi-write DASD sharing. >

On Fri, Sep 13, 2024 at 09:51 AM, Evgenii Shikhovtsev wrote: > > Hello! > Sorry for my bad English. > I use one Hercules' instance for Share Device Server. > > > One Hercules' instance should use

Hello! I want us to keep doing things. And Ross I believe we've met over a screen running xedit inside X3270, but the host was clear across the show space's floor, and Javitts is very big. ----- Gregg

Me too - I think it is very important for the people who love VM and Rexx but are not inclined to do peacemeal updates of these environments - due to lack of expercience or lack of time. We should try

See below, Harold Grovesteen That is interesting.? I have never worked with a CTC at this level.? Was unaware that is how the CTC works.? I would of course expect the software to work that way.?

I second to keep it... [email protected]> wrote: -- Ken Dreger

Hello! Sorry for my bad English. I use one Hercules' instance for Share Device Server. One Hercules' instance should use DASDs with read-write access, the second Hercules' instance should use DASDs