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Dear Forum, I'm fairly new to VM and thus doesn't have that much of an idea where the components that comprise the system reside. I found an article on René Ferland's web space on how to change the

That wasn't it, but thanks for taking a look. Our systems programmer was a PL/I guy and it may have been something he brought from his prior shop. Man that thread ... that's the hardware I programmed

All I have been able to find, on narchive.com: https://bit.listserv.ibm-main.narkive.com/jAwmVfmk/my-first-mainframe-experience-was-pf9-swap-question is "battleship game by Dave McBride" ... Mark S.

Be aware that the compiler is built using programming Interfaces from recent versions of VM/370 under Hercules. That may disallow the use of CMS features which came along later (for example, the

It is file GCC-VMARC.zip. :-) Rene FERLAND, Montreal

Just uploaded them! Rene FERLAND, Montreal

Yes, VMARCs in the file area would be dandy! René.

The VMARC files would be great, thank you! (and some instructions, of course). I'm a long time MVS guy but I have a few years supporting VM and z/VM as well. You can send them to me directly at

I took the GCCCMS of VM/370 and made three VMARC with it: one for the binaries, and two for the MACLIBs and include files (PDPCLIB or CMSLIB). I copy the whole thing on the account I have on z/VM 6.4

This may have been asked before, but I am looking to install GCCCMS on a modern z/VM system. Does anyone have a pre-packaged setup of GCCCMS? I have downloaded the files from the GCCCMS directory in

Waaaaay back in the early 80s on our CMS system I played a submarine warfare game while waiting on long runs to finish. I want to say the game was "subwar" but I'm not sure. You played a sub with a

Please note: I have now had several requests but I do not have any VP/CSS materials or the actual OS. I also don't know anyone who would have access to such a thing. Folks is getting old.....

It looks like the place you would use to print the end banner page, if you still want one. ... Mark S.

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /WAKEUP/WAKEUP.VMARC.A.zip ( /g/h390-vm/files/WAKEUP/WAKEUP.VMARC.A.zip ) *By:* Mark A.

Sorry for the delay. As usual life gets in the way. SCHMAC MACLIB has been regenerated under VM/370 CE V1R1. ... Mark S

Mike wrote: MUCH better! The "9f" is Hercules's translation of VM/370's X'FF' character to ASCII (which, depending on what CODEPAGE Hercules is using, gets translated to ASCII X'9F'). Which is what

Actually, with latest hercules (Hercules version 4.4.1.10647-SDL-gd0ccfbc9). this is what I see in the file: 00000000? 9f 0d 0c 0a 0a 0a 0a 0a? 0a 0a 0a 0a 0a 0a 0a 0a? |................|

Mike wrote: I would venture a guess the reason is likely because IBM realized it wasn't actually accomplishing anything and so decided to change it. I don't know. None of us are seeing that. What

Great. thanks for detailed explanation. But that doesn't happen on z/VM or VM/ESA, and why do you see 4 more bytes after 0xff, but before form feed? It is not that you just see 0xff and form feed, but

Olaf wrote: [...] Quite right. Dealing with overstrikes would indeed be problematic. Agreed. Which is why I personally wouldn't bother trying to implement such a thing in Hercules even if someone does