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Adrian, VM/370 does not support MP mode.? That came in later releases of VM? (VM/SP). If you want to try AP-mode, there is a file in the files section called 'ap.zip'.? The stuff you need is in

On the standard 6-pack 1.3 beta - what background users should/could I log off (if any)?

We are always going to have some paging aren't we (a real question) with only 16mb of physical storage and CMS machines configured for 16mb of storage ...

Thanks Bob - So actually should I use the latest Hyperion release, in any case? Not sure what ECPS:VM is (Enhances Scheduling - but ...) but perhaps I don't want to! Anyway - no changes needed to CP?

Thanks Dave For memory paging - I was wondering if IBM had a paging memory device (clearly not - thanks). Therefore (1) I am going to go ahead with experimenting with a small DASD drive for paging.

Adrian, 1. Can we up the number of CPU cores emulated - I know the answer if yes but will VM/370 use it? Do we need to change CP settings, and how? I suggest we try and target 4 given the state of

I wrote: I failed to notice the abomination that is HRC370DK :-( If you want to continue with the same sort of awfulness, I think you need something like this mod to DMKCPI: ./ R 02143300 $ 02143310

Its already much faster than my P390.... VM/370 only support two as an AP or MP but that’s it. An individual user can only ever use one. On real hardware the extra work in keeping things in sync

Optimisation questions to improve VM/370 performance on Hercules: 1. Can we up the number of CPU cores emulated - I know the answer if yes but will VM/370 use it? Do we need to change CP settings, and

Hi Dave, If you leave out the last dot it would be a proper decimal number, as a Rexx person I see the advantages of that ;-) best regards, René.

Hi Dave, From a quick look around, it seems like "query cplevel" was added by CP mod HRC019DK and it's output modified by HRC100DK and HRC200DK. There is a QCPBLOK COPY added to DMKHRC MACLIB which

Folks I don't suppose that any one can help me. I want to stop calling the Six-Pack builds "beta" and just number them say 1.3.1, 1.3.2, etc. Any way I can fix most things but I can't figure out how

Dave, I thought PDF only started round about ESA V2, but earlier manuals were all Book Manager. I get the feeling some of the PDF versions seem to have gone from the Publications web site... Dave

I have lots of VM/ESA manuals directly from IBM that are in PDF format. I can't say that the released them all in that format, but surely quite a few of them. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New

Given the conflict, one of them has to be removed I suppose and I would vote to remove GCCLIB. The GCC EXEC does not set the TXTLIB because, apparently, it is possible to use either GCCLIB or PDPCLIB

... and I'll need to update the 4361 once you ship the new-and-improved version. -ahd-

Steven, No most of the code is statically linked so the normal sequence is “Fortran” to convert the source to object, “load” which resolves the library linkages and loads the program and any

*disclaimer*: This was composed before breakfast -OR- caffeine.? :-) You need the TXTLIB before the load for a FORTRAN program: ipl cms VM/SP REL 5 05/07/18 15:45 LCML4361: Up 73 days, 17:24:52 fortg

So the sequence 'fortran', 'load' then 'start' is using dynamic linking then? And I take it Drew's various 'gen' execs are doing static linking? Presumably the gcclib is not just used by gcc itself

Nope.? Nope.? Nope. From the IBM site: