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Hi Dave, Yes, I am beginning to learn. I just was hoping something could be done for those in the future who want to run Hercules.

Dave, I agree. MP might be of benefit, but there are many, many other items ahead of it.

Thank you Mark for putting the article in the file section. Is there a method to look up IBM Systems Journal articles by author name? wrote:

Hi, At OCF, we used our AP strictly for compute bound programs. I was at the research facility and users we doing fluid dynamics of fire, wind, cold air, hot air, etc, we had need for an AP. I take it

My recollection (fuzzy as it may be) is that MPs were available before APs. (The hardware, I mean, not the OS support.) Of course the 360/65 had an MP option, but it was architecturally a bit

Jay, MP support was not available until VM/SP. Mark's port details the reasons that AP support is so poor in VM/370; he is correct. Regards, Bob

I also worked in a shop that had a 158, and upgraded it to an AP, with a total of 6 MB of main storage (4 MB was Memorex add-on memory).? It also worked well for MVS.? IIRC, it also worked

OK, so I'm curious. MPs were available at the same time asAPs, IIRC. Was MP support strictly a VM/HPO feature? Base MVS 3.8 works on AP/MP systems just fine. My first sysprog job was on a 370/158AP

AP support is available in VM/370? (not MP), but I wouldn't recommend bothering with it.? Because of the limitations where the attached processor cannot do i/o, it forces a lot of extra overhead

Bert I think I will also say that, whilst an AP version of VM might be “nice to have” it doesn’t add any function. Fixing it requires effort that could be directed towards fixing other things or

Bert, What you see in these web sites, and in the Github repositories is the history of the teams and personalities that developed Hercules and its unlikely to be fixed. It’s a common issue in Open

If you do a generic (default) Google search for "hercules390 emulator", the first link returned is for the VERY old/obsolete original "http://www.hercules-390.org/" web site for Hercules version 3.07

Bertram, I can see the problem. On Yahoo, you get:- www.hercules-390.org www.hercules-390.eu www.hercules-390.github.io sdl-hercules-390.github.io I do not know how to correct this, as each site has a

VM/379 has no MP support. OK, why would AP support be nice? Details, please. Bob Bolch wrote:

Thank you Joe. I hope I'm the last to find 3.07 before 4.4.1 Bert.

Hello Chris, Thank you. My point is simple: For new people who are looking for Hercules (such as myself) it looks like Google is going to the www.hercules-390.org website before the 4.4.1 on Github.

Bertram, http://www.hercules-390.org ( http://www.hercules-390.org/ ) is an old website for Hercules, and doesn't have any support beyond 3.07. For Hercules 4 (hyperion) onwards, the current website

https://github.com/SDL-Hercules-390/hyperion/releases/tag/Release_4.4.1 There is no MSI. Just unpack the zip file from here:

Hi Dave, Updating the AP code and adding MP might be nice. I'm assuming (oh, yeah, I know what that can mean) Hercules supports multiple processors (e.g. sockets and cores). If so, it would be nice

Hi, I've been running Hercules 3.07 for two reasons: 1) It is what was discussed in the YouTube video I watched about SixPack and Hercules. (Also why I started with SixPack.) 2) The link