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MACLIB MAP tells me the SCHMAC MACLIB is not a library. I have had a look and it is full of macros that I can read by eye including the ??EQU that defines the registers. Cannot work out what could

"James Oswald via groups.io" <oswaldjb@...> writes: Get a copy of the program vma. One place it looks likes it is available is "https://homerow.net/zvm/vma/". This program is used

James, Lots of ways. If you have a REXX that’s supported by Hercules you could write REXX exec to load all the files via 00C. If you are using one of Fish’s Hercules you can use his VMFPLC2

Hi James, you can make a VMARC file of that directory and upload that using IND$FILE, using the upload facility of most 3270 emulators. You can get a windows version of VMA (that can make a VMARC

Greetings,? I'm running the VM370sixpack-1_3 Beta system, and I'm wondering how I can load all the assemble / copy / macro files I have in a windows folder onto my 'A' disk so that I can attempt to

HLASM is included with z/OS but I believe it is still an additional cost. Dennis

Mike, Not sure how long ago you got involved, but I feel this goes back to when IBM released VM/ESA and started shipping some modules as OCO. They wanted to stop customers from tampering with the

It's all about money......

Tony Harminc wrote: [...] :( I would think the same would be true for z/VM too! [...] Or I can just use Harold Grovesteen's excellent ASMA that comes with his SATK product: *

Dave Wade wrote: [...] !! (me: shocked) [...] I find it both shocking and disappointing that IBM now chooses to charge for such a product. :( You would think an assembler that supports the very

Joe Monk wrote: Thanks, Joe! -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

I think it's separately priced. :-( It's included in z/OS because it's needed for various things like sysgens. Thing is, the new opcodes (STG, LCTLG, etc.) aren't all that you need for your program.

> Hi Fish ... > > I think what you are looking for can be found at File 177 of the CBT tape. > This is Jan Jaeger's MNEMAC package which implements the z/arch > instructions as macros to assembler XF.

Joe Monk wrote: I have no idea! How can I tell? I told you I was inexperienced with modern z/VM! Help! So okay then, where are the macros I need? Which maclib? What global maclib command do I need to

Joe Monk wrote: Because I don't know how! I told you I was inexperienced with modern z/VM! When I try entering the command "hlasm", I get the following error: hlasm ASMACMS074E Required module

René wrote: I have no idea! How do I tell? I told you I am inexperienced with modern z/VM! Help! Where do I find it? Where can I download it from? How to I install it once it's downloaded? Help! --

Yes, to my surprise and shock, the assembler that comes with z/VM is still the 370 version, probably about the same level as the assembler that comes with MVS 3.8. No XA, ESA or z/Arch instruction

Is HLASM now in the base? In 6.4 it still wasn’t. If you only have assembler XF, Fish, look for the downloadable OPCODES package. Best regards, René.

Or maybe ... If youre assembling on z/VM 7.1, why arent you using HLASM instead of Assembler XF (IFOX00)? Joe [email protected]> wrote: