On 4/5/2006 12:13 PM, JB wrote:
I think, i have found an answer.
I use pipe() and all the other terrible things like dynalloc() I handle
in the child. After this I read the pipe in the parent.
I don't use the UNIX SYSTEM SERVICE.
Yes, you do. You're using fork(), and pipe(), and those are UNIX
functions. It does not matter if you are running in a traditional batch
job, or TSO, or whatever. Those environments have access to UNIX
functionality, and you're taking advantage of that in your program.
And the best discussion location for that is MVS-OE. "Using UNIX" does
not mean "running in a UNIX shell", nor "running a program that resides
in the UNIX file system".
Walt
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