Shane wrote:
On Tue, 2010-08-17 at 13:27 -0500, Elpida Tzortzatos. wrote:
The goal of every platform is to move to transparent use of large pages but
that is a very high goal to achieve especially when the large page size is
1MB
(256 contiguous 4k Frames). Implementation of large pages
Shane Ginnane wrote:
I suspect IBM wants to keep the penguin colonies appropriately corralled.
Hard to tout you can support hundreds/thousands of Linuses in a (native) LPAR
environment. Does Power have a z/VM analogue ?.
Not the same functionality as z/VM. There is PowerVM which is the Power7
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Tue, 25 May 2010 16:38:32 -0400, David Andrews wrote:
On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 16:10 -0400, Tom Marchant wrote:
The 68000 and its successors are big endian.
They switched to PowerPC in 1994 and to i86 in 2006.
Didn't PPC go both ways? (I vaguely remember a talk by
Charles Mills wrote:
If your assembler code expects the standard register conventions ...
My understanding of XPL(OSCALL(N)) is that is says call the assembler
routines the old way. Am I missing something?
Charles
I believe the problem is that XPL(OSCALL(N)) says no stack, just a
George Henke wrote:
Shadow from Data Direct does this painlessly.
I am totally independent of this vendor, so I can be objective.
But a former client of mine implemented their product several years ago and
extended the life of their 2 GPP configure enormously with very little cost.
The
R.S. wrote:
Edward Jaffe pisze:
[...]
People with PC-only experience are always astonished when I tell them
about modern mainframe provisioning capabilities. They always assume
when your hard drive fills up you need a new one or when your CPU is too
slow you need a new one. What we do
Joe Reichman wrote:
It is A Stacking PC I was under impression that when PR executes at the end
of the PC rtn the OS puts the environment back to the way it was before the
PC rtn
Was invoked
The POST ASID is only a few instruction later don't know why the SYSUDUMP
says PRIMARY NOT EQUAL
ec wrote:
I have an SRB scheduled thru IEAMSCHD. If it abends, I get the abend
code in the comp, code and rsn fields. However I do not get any dump.
Is there any method to get a dump for the failing SRB ?
DUMPX from the FRR (my preference). SLIP
Regards,
Henry
Charles Mills wrote:
I've got my first mainframe C++ application. It runs under Windows.
(Obviously, that's not the same as running under z/OS, but the point is it's
a complete program. My concern at this point is getting it to link, not
run.) It compiles cleanly under z/OS C++. I have long
Joe Reichman wrote:
Hi
I am running a cocurrent server with multiple connections/ports
When I connect on my first socket/port
I am able to later on read data as my logic has the read waiting for
TCP/IP
To post the ECB whenever the client
Sends data and the read completes
The second
Shmuel Metz , Seymour J. wrote:
In 01ca5b6c$532d3e30$f987ba...@net, on 11/01/2009
at 10:26 PM, Joe Reichman joereich...@optonline.net said:
Here are my Final Conclusions These can only be one Active Conversation
between a Client and Server on a port (if its between two different
Joe Reichman wrote:
Hi,
All regarding my earlier inquiry can anyone correct me if I am wrong
I don't think you can have multiple open connections ( in the process of
read and writes ) on the same port/same ip ??
Typically all connections on the server or listening side are to the
Pierre Fichaud wrote:
Folks,
I've been hired to implement SSL socket calls in an existing z/OS
product. The IBM SSL API is in C. I'm changing the TCB structure to have
2 listeners, one TCP/IP and the other SSL. They listen on different ports.
I've added a TCB layer and so
Gord Tomlin wrote:
To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple of
Joe Reichman wrote:
Does Anybody have any pointers re: concurrent TCP/IP Assembler programs
specfically
A)in the Subtak (attached program) do you have to issue a
INITAPI
B) It it necessary to use EZASM STORAGE=GLOBAL or STORAGE=TASK
when writting a concurrent (meaning using
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 22:31:50 -0800, Henry Willard wrote:
memcpy( ap, xp, sizeof( va_list ) ); is not legal C. Either use the
c99 va_copy (va_copy(ap,xp)) created for this purpose or define
_VARARG_EXT before including stdarg.h. Up until c99 there was no defined
way
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
Are questions about C better asked here or on MVS-OE? Surely
not on ASSEMBLER_LIST -- it's far too busy this week with a
nostalgia thread.
The C test program:
/* -*/
#include stdarg.h
#include stdio.h
#include
Brian Westerman wrote:
I'm a member, but I wasn't aware of the availability. I still can't find it
on the D-Works web site. Can you point me to it?
You need a CDA first. Being a D-Works member doesn't count.
Brian
Henry
Rich Smrcina wrote:
At one time AIX ran on the mainframe, first as AIX/370, then briefly as
AIX/ESA. Now it is strictly a System p operating system.
Other than having AIX in the name and being ports based on some version of
Unix, AIX/ESA and AIX/370 didn't have much in common with the AIX
Frank Yaeger wrote:
Roberto Halais wrote on 01/28/2008 11:54:59 AM:
also a conversion for IP addresses as they are
stored in SMF in hex format to something like xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
You can already convert 4-byte hex values for IP addresses to displayable
values with DFSORT. For example if
Craddock, Chris wrote:
As in horshoes? Yes. The ECB is one of the most widely used tools in
the system. As a serialization primitive it is just awful, but there's
no getting away from it now.
The ECB might not be perfect, but compared to what you have to put up with
on Unix where there are
Logan, David wrote:
Even with my AXSET, I still get a S052/319 ABEND at the ETCRE macro. I
have no idea why. My code looks right based on what I think I know. What
am I doing wrong?
MODESET MODE=SUP,KEY=ZERO
GETAXDS0H
LA6,1
AXSET AX=(6)
MVC
McKown, John wrote:
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snipped
I asked over on the Linux-390 forum
systems easy prey for
attackers.
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Henry Willard
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Craddock, Chris wrote:
There are 3 different code platforms for DB2 - I'm missing
some details, so someone please fill in the blanks...
- Non-mainframe platforms (Unix-type), which came from
another data base product
purchased by IBM a long time ago (Sequent?), and has some
Michael Knigge wrote:
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 09:31:12 -0800, Henry Willard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
How about reading the manual?
How about reading my posting? Or am I blind?
#define _OE_SOCKETS
#define _OPEN_MSGQ_EXT
Both are defined using the following Compiler-Options
Michael Knigge wrote:
All,
I need the datatype fd_set and the select() function on z/OS but it
seems I'm loosing the fight with the compiler :-(
my source looks quite simple:
#include sys/types.h
#include sys/time.h
#include sys/msg.h
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
fd_set
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
In a recent note, john gilmore said:
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2006 15:10:14 +
I, for one, loathe strong typing. In my own code I do data-type punning
routinely, and I should not wish to see the HLASM converted into as C-lilke
language that made this
Craddock, Chris wrote:
I wonder how difficult it would be for
IBM to implement a totally millicoded zSeries instruction set using a
Power chip?
It depends. If you just wanted it to run, then it would be easy. Heck
you can do it on a PC and get 80-odd MIPS so how hard can it be? OTOH
if
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have the presenter review ancient history in the S/360 line -- the 360
line
generally supported differing page sizes (2K and 4K) and the 360/67
supported 2K, 4K and even 1M page sizes. (I don't recall whether any SCP
shipped that dealt with 1M page sizes,
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