Re: IND$FILE Binary of Module
It's just a suggestion :-) I admit that the first time I came across a VMARC file, I moaned that here was yet another file format that I needed to find tools to process. However, I have very much come
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Peter Coghlan
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#105
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Re: IND$FILE Binary of Module
Not to start a debate, but I can see why.? :-) * It's not trivial to mount a AWS tape on any system that you don't control the host * When you do control the host, it requires accessing not just your
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Drew Derbyshire
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#104
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Re: IND$FILE Binary of Module
Its on the six pack... .. and I can't see why we need yet another pack program. ... There are utilities in the files section to read and write CMS TAPE files, and DISK DUMP files both of which are
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Dave Wade
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#103
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Re: IND$FILE Binary of Module
Maybe you could get around the restriction by putting the module in a VMARC archive file? These are 80 byte card images so there should be no problems transferring them. If you need to build the VMARC
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Peter Coghlan
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#102
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Re: GCCLIB
I will try now. In fact the maclib i have only has a tiny change A
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adriansutherland67
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#101
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Re: IND$FILE Binary of Module
well, i think i should know. But it's been a long time ago that i wrote this code and i simply don't remember why there is this restriction. Sorry...
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hans.latz
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Re: GCCLIB
Hello, try the file "GCCLIB-without-DOSTRANS-for-VM370-SixPack-1.2.zip" in the files section of this group. The sources are in the tape "GCCLIB-without-DOSTRANS-modified-src.aws" in the ZIP. (there
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hans.latz
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#99
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GCCLIB
So I (with Dave's help) put the 0.6 source here - https://github.com/adesutherland/CMS-370-GCCLIB However the "without DOSTRAN" tape does not seem to have any source - just 4 files GCCLIB??
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adriansutherland67
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#98
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IND$FILE Binary of Module
Hello I get "Trans99 - LRECL > 255 unsupported: file transfer canceled" when trying to receive a module file from the host. Is there anything I can do or is this a known restriction? In the end I used
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adriansutherland67
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Hello Adrian, forking the whole project is OK, this gives you all liberties. I'm happy if someone continues the work and adds features! So go on... My focus with NICOF was communicating with the
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hans.latz
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#96
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Thank you for your reply and yes I will certainly build on top of what you have already done! I don't quite know fully what I want ... but a socket between 2 CMS VMs is probably everything I need, and
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adriansutherland67
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#95
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Hello, if you want to use VMCF from a C program, you may find my NICOF package useful: it is a communication facility based on VMCF and written mostly in C. The relevant modules are INTRAPI H for the
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hans.latz
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Bob :-) !
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adriansutherland67
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#93
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Hi Adrian, I found some old files that can be used to demonstrate one way to use VMCF.? These were actually used in production back in the day.? A virtual machine server (VMSINK) would host CMS
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Bob Polmanter
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Thanks Peter ... Appreciated!
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adriansutherland67
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#91
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Hi Adrian, Sorry, I can't seem to find any. The closest I came was some code that uses VMCF to receive SMSGs: http://vm.marist.edu/~vmshare/browse.cgi?fn=SMSGRECV&ft=NOTE#1 You have to issue a DIAG 68
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Peter Coghlan
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
I have read the section. Old school but completely sensible, although the security bit made me smile, as did the publication date of April 1! Anyway ... has anyone got some assembly examples that I
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adriansutherland67
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Thanks all - that gives me a start :-)
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adriansutherland67
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#88
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
I recall putting hooks into HASP under MVT to capture and react to commands sent via SMSG. As I recall, VM fires an external interrupt at the receiving VM... Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android On
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Doug Wegscheid
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#87
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Re: VM/370 Machine to Machine Communications
Adrian, Back in the day folks used VMCF which is documented in the System Programmers Guide (GC20-1807). That¡¯s what the original TCPIP implementation for VM used. If you want it to work in a CMS VM
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Dave Wade
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#86
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