On Mon, 11 Aug 2014 17:50:07 -0400, John Gilmore wrote:

>... note that what
>John Eells in fact wrote was
>
><begin extract>
>It is often better to use 32,760 for load libraries than to use any
>smaller block size, and it's never worse.
></end extract>
>
>As I read this it disparages a block size B < 32760, i.e. 2^15 - 1 =
>32767 rounded down to the nearest fullword multiple.
>
ITYM "doubleword".

>It is silent about half-track blocks for any "current"  DASD geometry,
>which are in fact alluded to favorably elsewhere in the same post.
> 
You correctly and entirely quoted John Eells.  The "alluded to favorably
elsewhere" was a citation of Barry Merrills text, with which John E.
was (slightly) disagreeing.

-- gil

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