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If VM/370 R6 supports it, I'd use VMARC files.

Hi Mark, It's perfectly fine to do the port, if that's what interests you. A download with good instructions is a good way to gauge interest. I am wondering who would use this (as opposed to using the

Mark S. mentioned the next VMCE release, so here are some thoughts on that. As far as helping with the next release, please refer to the issue list at: https://github.com/s390guy/vm370/issues The

Mark, I think CBT593 has everything you need Dave Sent: 15 April 2022 18:21 To: [email protected] Subject: [h390-vm] Assembler G (ASMGASM) #project #VMCE I've begun looking into porting University of

Mark, Something I have looked at but it seems to be in somewhat of a mess. I am sure I have pointed you to this before http://vm.marist.edu/~vmshare/browse.cgi?fn=ASMG

I've begun looking into porting University of Walterloo's Assembler G to VM/370 CE. Other than "Why?" (Because ;-)? ...? I believe it would be useful on VM/370 CE) are there any other questions, or

The source files are in zip files, and not in a tape format? (.het or .aws) file. You can just upload them to your A disk, but if you want them on "tape" please let me know. ... Mark S.

Mark A. Stevens <marXtevens@...> added folder */Hunt the Wumpus*

Although this is off topic, looks like Mark A's BWBASIC learning ought to be captured in a comfort blanket BWBASIC EXEC that does the correct setup. Our BWBASIC is also a bit behind the times version

I have figured out, if I use the following FILEDEF I get rid of the error. In addition, input and print to the terminal work better. filedef pdp000hd terminal ( perm upcase I Hope This Helps ... Mark

Never mind everyone, my mistake. The output is printing fine. Thanks.

Drew, Thanks. My only interest is to start printing down from the perf so I have a 3 line empty margin. wrote: -- Best Regards, Jim

Your message makes me curious on a number of levels,?but I'll just focus and tell you look on MAINT's 394 disk.? ?:-) -ahd-

If you are running CE 1.1.1 then you need to follow the instructions in “MAINT MEMO B” otherwise, you will build a CP without the VM CE mods. Its pretty straight forward, should take about 10

Jay, I can confirm that the CP file to change is DMKSYS ASSEMBLE. You will need to check which is the current file. I am in the process of changing my 3 pack, 4 packs, 5 packs and 6 packs to have the

SYSGEN for CP. Macro is SYSTIME. Page 175 in this book... http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/VM_370/Release_6/GC20-1801-10_VM370_Sysgen_Rel_6_Jan80.pdf Joe

Hi Jay, The CP source member is DMKSYS ASSEMBLE.? To change it requires a re-assembly of the module and a rebuild of the Nucleus.? The information can be found in the IBM Virtual Machine

I don’t think you can. I remember writing a CP mod for VM/ESA 2.2 ish that added per-VM time zones clock offsets but I don’t have that mod available.

OK, so for this VM n00b, how do I set the timezone like I would with PARMTZ in MVS? I'm using the CE 1.1.1 to run the TK4- system. I know the hardware TOD clock runs in GMT, but I'd like other things

Hi Mark, I agree that the LKED command can produce members in a LOADLIB. In VM/370, the use of such a library is as input to the GEN3705 CMS command. It is possible that some other special purpose