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Hi René, For attaching a DOS disk I use a similar procedure as Dave's a) format a disk for instance dasdinit -a mydisk.cckd 3350-1 mydisk b) list in hercules: 07A2? ? 3350? ? Disks/mydisk.cckd ro

Hi Dave, yep that works. Great! thanks very much, best regards, René.

I cannot find anything on the net. What I want to do: add a dasd for a new user (bRexx tester) to a sixpack instance (I want a new dasd because I will take that dasd for the user to new systems with

Thank you Tom, I appreciate it very much. We are a bit short-handed at the museum but we'll try to get to this soon. -Dave

Have any questions, just send them. I will glad to help. Cheers Tom c

Ok, thanks Tom. It's likely that we will give them a try over at LSSM at some point soon. -Dave

I do not have access to vm/esa. However, both are basic gcc c programs so I would think that they should without too much trouble. If so please let me know. Cheers Tom c

Nice! Do you think either or both of these will run under later CMS releases, such as that of VM/ESA? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Awesome - will give them a spin! Adrian

There are two new applications available on Github for VM370 cms: CMSBASIC - This is a port of bxbasic from linux, to run under VM370.? I can found at: github.com/tchandler48/cmsbasic CMSPILOT - A

Mark, That functionality does not exist in VM/370s filesystem. Remember, it is NOT the shared filesystem, but rather the predecessor (800-byte block, IIRC) CMS filesystem. Joe wrote:

Mark - Don't worry about picking on me - I am only a CMS Level 1 Hobbit, and do need guidance! But I think (and hope) Dave is right - in VM/370, from reading old old manuals, my understanding was that

Thats a shed load newer than the VM/370 we have… Dave G4UGM Sent: 13 January 2021 22:44 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] gcc fopen question Adrian, I am not trying to pick on you ...

Adrian, I am not trying to pick on you ... See: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSB27U_6.4.0/com.ibm.zvm.v640.dmsa6/fsopen.htm and page down to the section on OPENTYP= where it says:

Thank you for the response. I will download and hopefully update with the "new" GCCLIB. I have two projects that I am working on that need this type of access: Conversion of the MUMPS programming

Ah ... I mean CMS does not support opening a file for reading and writing Cheers Adrian

What do you mean by "CMS does not support r/w files"? Where did you get that information? I wrote code circa 1981 that allowed for safely updating a large file on a CMS minidisk that could be shared

Hi Tom The version of GCCLIB on Six Pack 6 Beta 3 does not support read/right files because CMS does not support r/w files. The updated version of GCCLIB has re-implemented the IO functions (done by

I am trying to open a file using fopen: fopen("tmp.dat","r+") I need to open it for read & write.? However the compiler complains with an error stating invalid option? "r+". Can you on vm370 gcc