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CP, CMS, Rexx/VM, XEDIT, etc. reference manuals specific to that version of VM, for example, all of which do have VM/ESA in their titles. Similar to the few scanned manuals that bitsavers has for

And renaming.? The default download names are worse than useless.

What were you looking for that you didn’t find? Note that (for example) RSCS 3.2 does not include VM/ESA in the manual titles.

Thanks for the tip. Interesting way to get the list. Peter Sent: Monday, January 20, 2020 4:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] VM/ESA era manuals?

Yes, they can BUT only one at a time in a long list, and some items in the list are bookmanager shelves and index files that don’t appear to be downloadable. That’s a lot of clicking and saving.

Thanks, that url worked fine for me. But as Dave McGuire pointed out, not much from the VM/ESA era. Peter Sent: Monday, January 20, 2020 2:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] VM/ESA era

Hello Steven, I met this problem before. There is a GLOBAL TXTLIB statement in the PROFILE EXEC of CMSUSER that sets the libraries for the compilers. The GCCLIB and FORTLIB are in the list but they

Other have explained how best to transfer files. But as an aside, there is nothing to stop you from ATTACHing the "real" card punch (i.e. the one virtualized by Hercules) to your userid, and thus

Hi Steven, It seems to work ok for me: global txtlib fortlib Ready; T=0.01/0.01 23:03:15 fortran heron FORTRAN IV (G) COMPILATION COMPLETE. Ready; T=0.15/0.30 23:03:20 filedef ft05f001 term Ready;

They're bringing more hardware! The latest bit of IBM gear I'm looking at has great big servo-motors. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Hello! Interesting. I can not imagine why that crowd of <DELETED!> boobs would want to do that to your end. As for Bitsavers, I usually go to the site behind http://www.mirrorservice.org (FTP that

Thanks, Peter. Now I can run the heron program but there seems to be an anomaly with the SQRT function in that it is always returning zero. The latest incarnation of the program is now: C AREA OF A

I've found the best way to get the list of VM/ESA manuals is to search for publication number SK2T-5787-04. When you're viewing the publication information, click the link that says "Click here for an

Oh loads of bitsavers mirrors. Try https://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ Dave

The ESA V2 manuals can still be downloaded from the publications site... https://www-05.ibm.com/e-business/linkweb/publications/servlet/pbi.wss Dave

I would love to have a copy of any ESA manuals anyone is willing to share regardless of format. Beth

I found a fair portion of the manuals for r2.3, r2.4 and z/VM on the IBM z/VM website a few years ago. I don't know if they are still there.?I have a complete set of r2.3 or 2.4, but they are in

The primary bitsavers.org site has been having problems for the past couple of days. It started at about the same time that my own network started getting hit by a rather substantial denial-of-service

Does anyone know if there is an archive anywhere of VM/ESA era manuals? I tried getting to bitsavers.org but it seems to be bandwidth-overloaded and does not respond. Are there bitsavers mirrors

Hi Steven, CMS "borrowed" the FORTRAN compiler from MVS. You will need FILEDEF statements to associate MVS DDNAMEs and FORTRAN unit numbers with files or devices, for example (untested): FILEDEF