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Additional note: For HI processing, you will need to read the CMS source code for the EXEC/EXEC2 hooks and figure out from there how to proceed. Mark Sent: Monday, April 13, 2020 2:53 AM To:

HI (Halt Interpretation) terminates the current EXEC (or later, REXX) execution, without damaging the environment as HX (Halt Execution) does. As I recall, you need to use ABNEXIT, but you may need to

SPIE is from OS/360 with its variants of OS/PCP, OS/MFT, and OS/MVT. CMS’ OS compatibility macro set and supporting SVC code was based on OS/PCP, with later extensions as time went on. Addendum: The

In case I am barking up the wrong tree ... I am trying to work out the CMS equivalent of Unix signals so I can implement signal handlers. E.g. in the event that a program receives a hi or hx

From the VM/370 system manual I read Can anyone advise if SPIE is an OS compatibility macro (and so should be avoided in GCCLIB) or if their are native ways of setting a PICA in CMS. I appreciate

Ok I will look at a windows build ... time ...

Yes, that is the aim. If someone has a static Windows brexx.exe available - there is interest with some members of the ANSI comittee. Well, I think best will be to fork Vasils Vlachoudis’ github

Perfect ... I think these tests will be valuable ... your mission is to get them accepted by the standards body :-) For sure. BTW I'll push a release over Easter. The fix is in one changeset so should

Ok, clear. In the meantime I checked in the version of the tests that use ‘say’ to spool the results. Also, was in conversation with former Rexx testers to form an opinion on several Brexx

OK - I hacked a working glued together dlmalloc on cms. mtest uses the DMSFREE etc. mtestx used dlmalloc to manage the heap (which in turn uses DMSFREE to get bigger chunks). mtest Starting Loop 0

Those could be generated with a pre-commit script. That would be a non-trivial undertaking, and would probably required all developers to have that script on their machine, It's *possible*.

Git doesn't know anything about sequence numbers. It totally isn't interested in the contents of the files (except that it can use diffs to save space over storing multiple versions of a file, and

The IBM system relies in unique sequence numbers in 73-80. How can you generate those in GIT? Dave

I see some important similarities though, amongst the differences. Both systems revolve around sets of changes that are applied in sequence. Both systems allow you to choose which set of changes to

Cool! Need to work out how to merge it together ...

Hi Martin, I am very much looking forward to studying your ideas. Thank you, Bob Bolch [email protected]> wrote:

wonderful!

Hello BREXX Group, I have uploaded to the files section 2 files for my BREXX Interface system BRXECOMM. The BRXECOMM MEMO PDF file contains a description of the system and its code as well as details

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Thank you Dave I am also going to do some tests to see how the system behaves in practice A