Thank you very much ... I have legacy code here which is from 1979 and
1982,
and the primary targets are VM/370 and MVS 3.8, but I'm very happy that
it runs
on current z/OS and current z/VM, too ... and it will sure run after
some minor corrections
also from "real" MODULEs and not only via LOAD and START on z/VM.
Although limited
to AMODE 24 / RMODE 24, at the moment, but I'm working on this
restriction, too.
My New Stanford Pascal compiler was already promoted by IBM on a "free
tools for z/OS" website
some years ago.
http://bernd-oppolzer.de/job9.htm
Kind regards
Bernd
Am 14.07.2023 um 15:03 schrieb Alan Altmark:
You'll get plenty of help over in the IBMVM mailing list.
When you issue the LOAD prior to the GENMOD, be sure to include the RLDSAVE
option. This ensures that your program can be loaded anywhere in memory, and
CMS will not overlay the current program. In fact, the first MODULE can invoke
another MODULE without worrying about overlays. That code you have to read the
module header isn't needed.
This functionality was introduced into CMS around 1985 (VM/SP Release 4). In
general, VM/370 is not a good place to develop applications that you intend to
run on z/VM.
Alan Altmark
IBM
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