>There are many mainframes. The ones that z/OS runs on have
>architectures called S/390 and zSeries.
>
>>If not, are there any documents that I can look into that will
>>describe the CPU architecture for me?
>
>Wouldn't such documents mean that there *is* a common architecture?
>As, in fact, there is, and it is described in the zSeries Principles
>of Operation.

You're mixing up machine series with architectures:
"zSeries" is a machine series implemented after the z/Architecture.
So are the "System z" machines. It's therefore the "z/Architecture
Principles of Operation" that describes the architecture.

Peter Hunkeler
CREDIT SUISSE

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