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Isn't it (in a certain way) what the NICOF program of Hans Latz was doing? I remember there was a disconnected virtual machine TCPIPXY running on VM/370 and a Java machine on the host connecting to

"I'd be happy to join a future team looking at adding the OSI 7 layer (better known as TCP/I:) to VM/CE." TCP/IP only uses layers 3 and 4. Joe wrote:

Bertram, Whilst licencing is difficult, most any IBM OS works on Hercules. TCP/IP does not use the ISO 7-layer model. If you think it does please explain where the “presentation” layer is

Harold, Support for TCP/IP would include the physical layer of the OSI model. Thus Hercules would need to support the myriad number of devices one can hook to the IBM iron. Now I see a large part of

Martin, Thank you for the information / link. Bert wrote:

Hello, I'm assuming the work necessary to get VM/CE to recognize the OSI 7 layer model is the same as on any hardware supporting the Internet, right? I mean Hercules needs to look like real iron. Thus

Hello, This is a test.

Binaries available for fix of https://github.com/s390guy/vm370/issues/72 : /g/h390-vm/files/MECAFF%20tools:%20fixes%20and%20features/EE125A72.VMARC

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /MECAFF tools: fixes and features/EE125A72.VMARC (

Well, that's the end of that, isn't it? :-) ... Mark S. Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to code C.

I also have some qualms about some of the macros on MVS.? I may have misread the documentation, but it is unclear - to me - how reading the VTOC works. All the best MA

It doesn't work in VM370. Jason won't release the source so I can't fix. The library is full of OS macros which breaks many things we do on VM Dave

https://github.com/mvslovers/jcc#license-user-agreement

Makes me wonder if the VM group should consider using JCC rather than GCC. Do you have? Pros/Cons for these two compilers someplace? ... Mark S. Just what we need. one more thing to do.

Pretty sure all of the versions I met used IUCV, not VMCF. De

Bertram, I think it would be challenging to get any “C” code similar the “Pi” DMR code to run on zVM where you have a modern “C” compiler. The “C” compiler in VM/370 is rather old, and

This is how we did it when we were running VM/370. We had ASSEMBLE, OLD, NEW versions of DMKRIO and DMKSNT. For DMKSYS, we had ASSEMBLE, EST, EDT. We just copied the right (OLD/NEW) file into ASSEMBLE

That's the way Regina works. ** When the anchor-points are determined, the variables are filled * in with the parts of the string that comes between each anchor. * Here is an example: * *??? parse

Hi Mike, I am not a bit mad, and I am sorry I gave that impression. I agree that the literals should be identified first, because they must be used to separate the string being parsed into smaller