This group is for all folks running the original IBM VM/370 Release 6 operating system (or later (e.g. VMTCE (Community Edition)) on Hercules. Like the other early IBM operating systems this version has always been in the public domain and so can be freely distributed. The base version as supplied by IBM is lacking in many facilities. IBM solved this by providing additional extension products which were licensed and so are not available. There are however many user enhancements available which can be installed. In addition, in order to get users up and running quickly updated "releases" of VM/370 included the most popular updates are available for download, so novices can start to learn VM without having to delve into the system internals. It is intended that this wiki will provide information on the base release and these updates.
The available versions are here :-
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Unable to Go Forth
#VMCE
I am by no means a Forth expert, but from what little I do know this should work. I am running this on VM/370 CE V1R1.1 Written new file: FORTH $PROG$ A1 Ready; T=0.08/0.10 19:23:10 type forth $prog$
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Mark A. Stevens
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Re: GCC Run Times
I like the proposed change, because that is what IBM C for z/OS and z/VM use. Bob [email protected]> wrote:
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Bob Bolch
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#4230
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Re: GCC Run Times
Mark A. Stevens wrote: Maybe it's because your proposal: fopen("my.file",w,recfm=v,lrecl=300,blksize=304); Does not match the very C definition (syntax) that you quoted? In 'C', the function 'fopen'
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Fish Fish
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#4229
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Re: GCC Run Times
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James Stephens
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#4228
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Re: GCC Run Times
Jay, Please help me understand your comment. Given that the definition is ... *FILE *fopen(const char *restrict* pathname *, const char *restrict* mode *);* and The *fopen* () function opens the file
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Mark A. Stevens
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#4227
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Re: GCC Run Times
Except that your proposal is not valid C syntax. That's why the first proposal is done that way. [email protected]> wrote:
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Jay Maynard
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#4226
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Re: GCC Run Times
To be honest, I don't like either, as they both appear to be a kludge. If I had to pick, I would recommend the first and forget the second. That and $3 might buy you a cup of coffee ;-) and if it
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Mark A. Stevens
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Re: GCC Run Times
I followed some discussions on this topic between Paul (I don't recall his last name, the maintainer of mainframe GCC) and the community in the past. Paul always had his own mind and was not very open
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Bernd Oppolzer
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#4224
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GCC Run Times
Folks, I am feeling rather frustrated at present. So when I look at the IBM C/370 manual I see that fopen() was extended to allow the file attributes to specified in the mode attribute so for
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Dave Wade
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#4223
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Re: novice help with cmsbatch job output
If you add an ¡°CP SPOOL CONS CMSUSER * START¡± At the start and a ¡°SP CPOOL CONS STOP CLOSE¡± At the end you can see what is wrong. This shows me the LINK has a spelling mistake, and I believe
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Dave Wade
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Re: novice help with cmsbatch job output
Personally, I prefer to submit the batch job from CMSUSER and spool both PRT and CONSOLE back to CMSUSER. This way I can examine the output with the SFBROWSE command, and use the purge and/or print
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Ren¨¦ Ferland
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#4221
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Re: novice help with cmsbatch job output
Chris: Many thanks! It is working (I also added spooling for the console -- is that the right way to it?) -ron ID CMSBATCH /JOB CMSUSER CMSUSER JOB10 CP LINK CMSUSER 191 291 RR SECRET ACCESS 291 B/A
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Ron Young
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Re: novice help with cmsbatch job output
Ron, It was the case that:- cp SPool PRT TO SYSTEM CLass A PRINT HELLO FORTRAN CP Close PRT would print to your printer. You might need to CP START PRT Chris -- <cjar1950@...>
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cjar1950@...
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#4219
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novice help with cmsbatch job output
Hi All: I'm trying to figure out how to "real" card decks with vm370ce.... I can get the job deck to run (and the CP MSG lines appear on cmsuser's 3270 session, but I can't figure out how to get the
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Ron Young
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#4218
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Re: Looking for how to get NJE (or RSCS) with tcp on VM/370 CE
Thanks Rene... will do.
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Ron Young
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Re: Looking for how to get NJE (or RSCS) with tcp on VM/370 CE
Hello Ron, You can ask Peter Coghlan directly for his RSCS update for TCPNJE. Write to the email address given at the bottom of this page: http://software.beyondthepale.ie/hercules/tcpnje/ Cheers,
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Ren¨¦ Ferland
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#4216
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Looking for how to get NJE (or RSCS) with tcp on VM/370 CE
I am a VM & IBM novice... I would like to get some sort of network job submisson going between my hyperion VM/370 community edition 1.3 system and (for example) my dtCyber NOS 2.8.7 (control data)
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Ron Young
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#4215
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Re: How To Capture CP SPOOL Command Output
#VMCE
Thank you, Bob. I removed the ' )' at the end of each EXECIO, and it is now working better. I didn't guess that STRING would swallow the right parenthesis. Ready; T=0.20/0.24 17:50:14 pars QUERY
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Mark A. Stevens
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Re: How To Capture CP SPOOL Command Output
#VMCE
EXECIO has some non-standard characteristics in the way it processes the STRING operand: STRING text supplies up to 255 characters of output data or a CP command explicitly on the EXECIO command line.
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Bob Bolch
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Re: CMS Exec's
Not for VM/360 R6, but the public LCM+L VM/SP system has number of REXX Macros for XEDIT, including the * (comment) command: * G (Get File) * T (Title Case) * W (Wrap Paragraph) * * (Comment) * L
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Drew Derbyshire
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