There are any number of implementations around. I've got 2 - one in Rexx and one in Delphi. Or at least, they do what I wanted them to do at the time which is not actually replicate CMS Pipelines but give me something similar but with extensions to the stack size. Neither are really brilliant (there are ugly hacks in some places due to time constraints) and when I get chance I'll be re-writing the Delphi one (the code has a better parser and structure) so that it gains multiple streams and works with FPC and Lazarus (the Rexx one has multiple streams and TCP stuff). The syntax in both is slightly different from CMS Pipelines - it's about half-a-level lower for the Rexx one and both have some slightly different stage names (they're non-completed implementations) but they do what I wanted .
Given all the moans and groans about how many people want this sort of thing on their PCs and the fact that this comes up every so often, anyone who really wants it would be better off setting up a separate mailing list and using that to co-ordinate various bits and pieces. Whoever it is can start with the arguments which I'll start for them - there's no way I'm programming anything in C! There y'go - your first topic :-) Gr., Rod On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 5:18 AM, Craig Edwards <[email protected]> wrote: > A few years ago, I wrote a reasonably complete version of pipelines in > Java. I had vague plans of open-sourcing it, but other priorities took > over and it has just sat idle since then. If anyone is interested, I > could dig it out of my source code repository and put it up onto > sourceforge or googlecode. Feel free to contact me via this list, or by > email directly. > > Cheers, > Craig > > On 26/08/10 11:02 PM, Mark Pace wrote: >> >> That would be a great idea. But I don't have the time, talent, or >> knowledge >> of C/Windows to pull off such a thing. >> >> On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 10:01 PM, Richard Troth<[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> I'd like to discuss PC-Pipes here too, but I'd also like to discuss a >>> non-.Net and non-C# method of providing what PC-Pipelines does. >>> (Something based on a core of plain C. Something portable.) >>> >>> -- R;<>< >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 14:11, Mark Pace<[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Is it okay to ask questions here about PC-Pipelines or this strictly for >>>> CMS/TSO pipelines? If this is not the place, where would be? >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Mark D Pace >>>> Senior Systems Engineer >>>> Mainline Information Systems >>>> >> >> >> -- >> Mark D Pace >> Senior Systems Engineer >> Mainline Information Systems >
