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Hi Steven,

The password? which is cmsuser…! So do Logon cmsuser cmsuser Dave Sent: 19 January 2020 19:54 To: [email protected] Subject: [h390-vm] Getting Started with VM/CMS Hello, I used VM/CMS very briefly

Hello, I used VM/CMS very briefly during school work experience over 35 years ago and then came across Hercules and this mailing list and thought I'd have a play with it. I found

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Sorry for the cross post. I need this file otherwise GCCLIB cannot be built. If we can't find this I will need to backout resident capability and re-implement it (which means I need an example of this

After thought, the guys would not have added the stubs if they intended to carry on using define/macro so I am reenabling the c code. Works with free and malloc - so I will continue :-)

Enjoy!

OK you asked what happens. Well what should happen is that the SYSPROF calls RESLIB which loads "GCCLIB TEXT" into memory. This contains the real "C" library. It then patches the CMS Nucleus to point

The new assemble files kind of needed a new c file too - kind of - so If we look at free for example in stdlib.c // Note:? free is implemented as a macro.? See stdlib.h. // void free(void * ptr) //

The current state of play is @ https://github.com/adesutherland/CMS-370-GCCLIB/tree/feature/no-dostran (note in the feature/no-dostran branch). * 0.6 version code and changes for NO DOSTRAN *

The source of YREGs is here http://www.stben.net/files/MVS_3.8/asm/YREGS Jim adrian@...> wrote:

Gary - confirmed - thanks!

Per GC20-1818-3 IBM Virtual Machine Facility 370 CMS Command and Macro Reference Rel 6, the REGEQU member is located in the CMSLIB MACLIB. I fired up my VM/370 6 pack and verified that it is located

Thanks ... When I figure out where it is I will post here in case anyone cares in the future ?

On z/OS systems today YREGS is just a simple assembler macro introduced to MVS in 1992 as part of DFSMS V1 (5695-DF1) which consists of simple general register equates like this: R0 EQU 0 R1 EQU 1

Peter - thank you for your reply. In fact there is a macro - REGEQU - I was missing a global maclib (I am going to use trial an error to find the actual one - I just added all I could find!)

That's one I've not come across. If you tell us what you need it for (or if possible, what it does), it might be easier to suggest places to look for it or possible replacements to use instead of it.

Sorry for the cross posting - but has anyone got the source for this macro they can copy and paste to me? Or does anyone know where it is found on the sixpack? Thanks Adrian

That seemed to run ok ... but I will compare with the pre built ones to see if anything is missing. And week search for the symbols. CMSCRAB ... When crabs get to your eyebrows, well that's the 3rd