John Krew wrote:
Someone who is well versed in Unix and less so in the mainframe world has asked
me a question which
sounds preposterous on the face of it. He asked if it would be at all feasible
for a C program to
establish addressabilty to memory contained in a data space.
Considering the need to manipulate access registers, and not seeing any way to
reliably set an
access register from a C program (or reliably pair it with a GPR containing the
pointer), I told
him "no". Am I overlooking anything that anybody is aware of?
Yes. You're overlooking Systems/C at http://www.dignus.com/dcc/
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