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Bernd, IIRC, the parameters were also inserted into the OS parameter string with there current length only, not always with length 8 ... thus minimizing the overall length of the resulting? OS

I guess I did not state it well. That is was I meant. If it gets added to RUNPARM, then you would have one less program to maintain. ... Mark S.

Am 08.02.2024 um 23:43 schrieb Mark A. Stevens via groups.io: This was needed for my Pascal compiler. XRUNPARM builds an OS style parameter list (one string) from the tokenized CMS parameter array

This is done in my version of XRUNPARM, too. HTH, kind regards Bernd Am 08.02.2024 um 05:49 schrieb Mark Waterbury:

The primary difference between XRUNPARM and RUNPARM, is two lines which add a space after a parm is added to the string of parameters to be sent to the program. Somewhere along the way I may see if

Mark W., That was the explanation I have been searching for! I had encountered the switch, and references to using it, but no clear explanation of its purpose. Thanks! ... Mark S.

The reason I am not sure, is that I have a volume of the CBT which does not contain that file. I also have a later volume which does. I asked Sam Golob, maintainer of the CBT, and he thinks it *might*

Mark, I found another piece of the puzzle.? There is a flag in the CMS NUCON area called the "Compiler Switch" -- either ON or OFF.? The CMS assembler macro to set it on or off is called COMPSWT,

Did it really come from U of Waterloo? I don't see anything that 'smells' of UW in that code. If you are sure, then I'll accept it. ... Mark S.

It’s an assembler front end from Waterloo that can call multiple back ends Dave Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2024 7:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] How Big/Long is a CMS Module

What is WMSasm assemble? Sent: Tuesday, February 6, 2024 7:54 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] How Big/Long is a CMS Module

Hi, Mark, See also: https://bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/VM_370/Release_6/GC20-1807-7_VM370_System_Programmers_Guide_Rel_6_4-81.pdf starting around page 319, for an explanation of "auxiliary directory"

I just discovered there are DMSFST macros for all the ASMG modules located in WMSASM ASSEMBLE, so a GENDIRT could be created. From what I have read, it is supposed to improve performance. There exists

Mark W., I've starting reading the above. I was focused on the following earlier.

Corrections to my earlier post: The ability to execute load modules from an OS resident LOADLIB is only available in VM/SP and above. At the VM/370 level, e.g. VM/CE, you can still define an OS

Hi, Mark, See: https://bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/VM_370/Release_6/GC20-1818-3_IBM_Virtual_Machine_Facility_370_CMS_Command_and_Macro_Reference_Rel_6_PLC_17_Apr81.pdf and:

Dave, I'm a masochist? ;-) I am certainly an optimist. In looking at the XF code, I saw there were overlays, but didn't understand how you would figure out how to make/apply them. Behind the self

Mark W., I think I understood all that! :-D I have copied Jay MOseley's SYSCPK to my VM/370, and have accessed it as? 'O' but I wasn't sure where to go from there. You've given me some ideas. ...

David, Always appreciated. I've been able to take the TEXT decks and create MODULEs which load at specified addresses. I am just not sure if the addresses I have been using are correct. ... Mark S.

Folks, The ASSEMBLER XF uses auxiliary directories to overlay the assembler. I do have an ASSEMBLER G tape for VM and I have had it running but I forget how. ASMGBKUP.AWS