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All the VMUpdate files are available in the files section of this group list. So you can refer to them here as well. /g/h390-vm/files/Xephon_VM_Update The following articles were

Yes, I do have few copies of VM Update (first few numbers 1986 and 1987). I also downloaded (VM Update, CICS Update, MVS Update, VSAM Update and VSE Update) which were available on archive.org. If you

Hi, Mike, The official repository of all the Xephon articles (that we have copies of) are here: https://cbttape.org/xephon/ See here for an explanation of the status of those articles and permitted

Hi! I noticed post containing old Xephon publications containing VMUpdate old articles from 1987-1995.? One can find pdf copies of VMUpdate since 1997. What is the copyright now? Are we allowed to

Mark Waterbury wrote: [...] Good. Because I saw nothing that seemed private in your reply, and yes, it seemed beneficial to the community to me too. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development

Hi, Fish, Thanks for pointing out my error ... I had sent a private copy to Bertram, then decided others might benefit from reading the response (for posterity), and copied/pasted the text, but forgot

Mark Waterbury wrote: Oops? :) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

Hi, Bertram, (private reply to you only...) I am not exactly sure what you may be looking for? What kinds of features comprises a "VM Assembler Toolkit"? For example, one popular option added

Hello, When I was in college I started an IBM 370 VM Assembly language toolkit. Over the years I upgraded it to include XA, 390, and ESA, as well as Rexx. Unfortunately I wasn't able to keep it / save

DOS/VS had an identical bug in it too as I recall. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

Probably the same way MVS 3.8J did - checked to see if the address was 16M and bailed out of the loop. Laddie

Wonder how the VM guys handled this new system. [email protected]> wrote:

Regarding 24 bit addressing with 32 bit arithmetic. ?When addressing memory in 24 bit mode, only the low 24 bits of the 32 bit generated address are used. I worked in Poughkeepsie in the early '70s

Take care of yourself Martin!.? ?VM/370 is aging but like fine wine it's only getting better.? Thanks for your contributions and hope you feel well enough to return to your normal programming

I am still sick since more than two months. I have paused all programming and documentation efforts. It is not directly threatening but it makes me unable to think. Martin

Both EE and NICOF bypassed strict C runtime library calls, and called CMS low level library routines directly. Some of those internal interfaces were updated to support BREXX on CMS. I had to update

On a semi-related topic to the recent TCP/IP discussions, has anyone gotten NICOF ( https://github.com/devhawala/nicof ) running on VM CE? I've tinkered with it a bit in the past, but it seems to be

*snicker* "Transporting X code to Y does not always end happily." (It's simpler) OTOH, the BSD code has ranged far and wide … (It's simpler)

I imagine from a real tape which came with the tapes used to build the original system. From what I remember, and it's a fuzzy memory, the process was that each site that received a copy agreed to

Does anyone know if Bob Abele is still around to ask? My GUESS is he got it from the University of Waterloo, since they are identical. [xmas@vm370dev tapes]$ diff abele_waterloo.aws WATERLOO6.aws