There is interesting project on sourceforge related with z390: http://sourceforge.net/projects/z390ide/ It's IDE with debugger for z390 emulator:-) Unfortunately it has been written in C# so there is a problem on Linux with Mono:/
PS. Youngins are interested in z/OS assembler development. I think the problem is not ISPF or XEDIT(z/VM), but because it's impossible to find any job offer for the fresher... -- Przemyslaw Kupisz http://www.linkedin.com/in/pkupisz W dniu 20.01.2011 16:02, Kirk Wolf pisze: > Don, > > This is a bit off-topic, but I figure that you are the guy that has maybe > thought about this with respect to your cool tool. > > We do a lot of mixed Java / C++ / Assembler coding in Eclipse, and I've > thought that it would be very nice if there were an Assembler syntax editor > plugin for Eclipse (like the CDT editor plugin for C/C++). Even cooler if > it did a first-pass assembly check-out using your tool as you type, like > Java :-) > > Kirk Wolf > Dovetailed Technologies > http://dovetail.com > > PS> Many will find it heresy not to use ISPF, but we have found that we like > to do all of our development in Eclipse and then to use Ant to sync any > changes to a zFS file tree and then invoke "make" via an Ant ssh task to do > incremental builds. Using 'make' and z/OS shell commands to compile and > link is not only useful for building z/OS Unix modules, it works equally > well for PDS/PDSE load modules. Old timers may never go for this, but > maybe more youngins would be interested in z/OS assembler development if > they could use familiar tools. I guess that this is what rDZ is all about, > but its a little too heavy weight for me to stomach. > > On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:49 AM, Don Higgins <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Here is another HLASM assembler tool update. >> >> z390 Portable Mainframe Assember v1.5.03 with new z196 instructions open >> source tool for Windows and Linux was published on Dec. 22, 2010. You can >> download it via www.z390.org or from z390 project on www.sourceforge.net. >> >> The regression test rt\test\TESTINS1.MLC has been updated to test assembly >> of all the new z196 instructions. There is also a new regression test >> rt\test\TESTINS4.MLC which performs some tests on the new problem state >> z196 instructions. >> >> Don Higgins >> [email protected] >>
