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I think that the:- “global txtlib gcclib” Means that when you load something “normally” you get the “normal” “C” library. Dave Sent: 15 February 2020 17:04 To: [email protected]

Adrian, I think something is wrong with the profiles being used. When I loaded the modified version from Hans (I think its Hans) things worked, but something isn’t and I am travelling so don’t

Thanks Dave - I have tested it (with hello world only). The traditional library works (GCCLIB), the resident one doesn't. Dave - you mentioned that you had it working on your latest version - have you

Ok. When I say loaded high I mean loaded with RESLIB. In a modern CMS we have relocatable modules and nucxload which loads this as nucleus extensions. RESLIB does much of this but not all.... Dave

But does gcclib need to be resident to allow rexx to be resident? And is loaded in high memory the same as resident? I am assuming so ... The solution I am looking at seems very complex and brittle.

Adrian, As I said to Rene a while ago, the while point of all of this is to allow REXX to be dynamically loaded into high memory, so it can call other programs that run in the user space without

It is disappointingly large relative to the real library - need to improve this (otherwise why bother!) It is full of stub functions like this one EXTRN GCCANCHR GETS? ? ?CSECT USING GETS,R15 L?

I am trying to make sure I understand what is going on The MKGCCLIB EXEC makes 3 files * GCCLIB TXTLIB - This is "normal" library that is linked to a users program * GCCRES TXTLIB - This is the "stub"

I guess that is because once upon a time, on early Unix, a line was defined as zero or more characters ended by a LF. So picky software can rightly say that if there isn't a LF at the end, it isn't a

Just to make you guys smile ... In the world of Unix rather dopey old software had issues with last lines not ending with a LF. And you still get warnings and lots of modern editors add a blank line

Let me know if you want me to do that - A

Yeah I will do that. Please work in feature/fnnnn branches off develop. If you handle the source/brexx itself, I will handle the build process automation, and release management - OK? :-) I don't care

One More Thing: other people (Peter Jacob, Mike Grossmann ) are working on BREXX for OS/VS 3.8 (MVS) TK4- which runs quite nice - their repo is at https://github.com/mgrossmann/brexx370 They have

Or, Adrian, you can just add me as collaborator so I can work directly on the CMS brexx code in there, and use your build system, for speed.

Yes, I have a fork of Bill Vlachoudis’s repository at rvjansen/brexx, because I use that for pull requests for macos. Maybe it’s best if you also fork from the main brexx repository, than I can

There are substantial changes because original assumes ASCII. Some where we have a separate licence. Dave adrian@...> wrote:

So I made a repository - https://github.com/adesutherland/CMS-370-BREXX - (and guessed licenses - wrongly) - but then noticed this https://github.com/vlachoudis/brexx (

And then there was the Romulan Cloaking Device (RLD) which created a second directory on the disk.?? Rather dangerous actually, as hidden files would get clobbered if the directory they were hidden

Well, yes.? Consider I used DDR to dump the raw tracks of the MVS master catalog for its password a couple of weeks ago. And of course, all those clear text passwords in the USER DIRECT ... -ahd-

It worked (thank you) ... f.y.i this is the shell script that does the install: #!/bin/sh # Install YATA on CMS # Exit if there is an error set -e # IPL herccontrol -v herccontrol "ipl 141" -w "USER