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Re: Updated Help
On Wed, Dec 15, 2021 at 03:52 PM, Dave Wade wrote:
I have read the GCC help files, and uploaded the suggested changes and the files updated with those changes. [xmas@vm370dev tapes]$ vmfplc2 scan 2022-01-06.GCC.HELP.UPDATE.het HHC02499I Hercules utility vmfplc2 - VM/CMS VMFPLC2/TAPE Utility - version 4.4.9999.0-SDL HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2021 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others HHC01417I ** The SoftDevLabs version of Hercules ** HHC01415I Build date: Mar? 5 2021 at 16:26:42 HHC02637I Input tape format set to VMFPLC2 HHC02625I SCANNING... HHC02626I >>> GCC????? HELPCMD? A1 V 79??? 1922-01-06 11:24:00 recs?? 82 blks 9 HHC02626I >>> GCC????? HELPCMD2 A1 V 76??? 1922-01-06 11:30:00 recs?? 52 blks 5 HHC02626I >>> GCCLIB?? HELPCMD? A1 V 79??? 1922-01-06 11:41:00 recs? 177 blks 18 HHC02626I >>> GCCHELP? UPDATES? A1 V 80??? 1922-01-06 11:49:00 recs?? 53 blks 6 HHC02633I???? @TM HHC02633I???? @TM HHC02631I SCAN complete [xmas@vm370dev tapes]$ I can't seem to build an AWS tape file, but I can build an HET tape file. I only modified the VM files. If you want me to update the ASCII files, please let me know. /g/h390-vm/files/Help%20File%20Updates/2022-01-06.GCC.HELP.UPDATE.het ?... Mark S. |
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Re: CLOAD EXEC
On Mon, Jan 3, 2022 at 12:11 PM, René Ferland wrote:
No idea; I can't tell either for CKFSTYPE, GCOMD, and GFILE1.CKFSTYPE EXEC Y2, seems to be tied to MECAFF, as it checks on DIAG58 and your console type. GCOMD EXEC Y2,? seems related to some kind of G class user support, things you can, or can't do. GFILE1 EXEC Y2, is tied to AUTOSAVE, which ia a CMS EDIT subcommand. Seems to clear the last AUTOSAVEd work. My 2 cents. ?... Mark S. |
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Re: Port of SQLITE ?
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 07:47 PM, René Ferland wrote:
The version that was given to me (version 5) says: "RIM was originally developed under the IPAD project (NASA Contract NAS-14700) by Wayne Erickson and Dennis Comfort, both at Boeing Computer Services Company at the time." The time was 1978.Not public domain, but distributable. From the copy I have, the files are dated 1 November 1999. From the the file, rimref.tex, is the following extract, in which it appears we are free to install it on VM/370 CE, or any of the other OSes which have make files. ?... Mark S. % Rim reference manual in LaTeX [Writeup] format % by Jim Fox, last updated: February 1990 ... \chapter{Distribution and License} % \I{Distribution} \section{Distribution} ? Rim is free; this means that everyone is free to use it and free to redistribute it on a free basis.? Rim is not in the public domain; it is copyrighted and there are restrictions on its distribution---restrictions similar to those of GNU software. ? The easiest way to get a copy of Rim is from someone else who has it. You need not need permission. If you cannot get a copy this way, you can order one from University Computing Services. Though Rim itself is free, our distribution service is not. For further information, contact ? \begin{verse} University of Washington\\ University Computing Services, HG--45\\ 3737 Brooklyn Ave NE\\ Seattle, WA? 98105\\ USA \end{verse} ? \section{Rim General Public License} \I{License} Out intention is to give everyone the right to share Rim. To make sure that you get the rights we want you to have, we need to make restrictions that forbid anyone to deny you these rights or to ask you to surrender the rights.? Hence this license agreement. ? For our own protection, we must make certain that everyone finds out that there is no warranty for Rim. |
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Re: Port of SQLITE ?
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 04:30 PM, Mark A. Stevens wrote:
[...] which I believe was originally from NASA. It is written in Fortran, not sure which version, [...] The version that was given to me (version 5) says: "RIM was originally developed under the IPAD project (NASA Contract NAS-14700) by Wayne Erickson and Dennis Comfort, both at Boeing Computer Services Company at the time." The time was 1978.
Is this program in the public domain now? Cheers, Rene FERLAND, Montreal ? |
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Re: Port of SQLITE ?
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 04:38 AM, Anthony Smith wrote:
Has anyone ported SQLITE onto R1.V1.1?I have not seen it mentioned before. On my to-do list is installing University of Washington Relational Information Management System (UW-RIM) which I believe was originally from NASA. It is written in Fortran, not sure which version, but it "should" compile and run in this environment. ?... Mark S. |
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Hercules-helper and the PI Zero 2
开云体育Just wanted to mention, I received a Raspberry PI Zero 2 (that is a $15 computer), flashed Ubuntu 21 server on the memory card, set the SSID and password on that card, booted and installed tmux on it, cloned and started hercules-helper in a tmux session, went shopping for groceries, and when I came back I could restore and boot VM, all without one hitch. Bravo!It automatically built SDL Hercules with integrated Rexx support and all dependencies, from source, using just one command:?~/hercules-helper/hyperion-buildall.sh --auto I want to extend my gratitude to Bill Lewis for making this possible. Best regards, René Jansen.? |
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Re: The EE editor
Hi Dave, Yep, thanks. I think it is clear what is going wrong. I think I can see where to inject a fix. Not sure what the protocol is around doing that as I am a newbie in this world. Is someone else going to fix this?
More to learn. When officially do I get to be "too old for this" :-) |
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Re: The EE editor
Hi Dave, I have had a look at the code. I made a posting earlier (which I have now deleted) which was misleading.
I have a question. Is this an interaction between FSLIST/EE or a direct call from the command line? I have tried passing A2 through from the command line and that all works OK. There is a line in the code which (I think) will complete the third parameter with "A" if it is not supplied. This might be the source of the issue. |
Mark A. Stevens
René Ferland
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