On Sat, 19 Mar 2016 14:41:41 -0400, Scott Ford wrote: >All: > >We are in the process of organizing our source code for our Adapters ( that >what Mgmt is calling them for RACF, ACF2 and Top-Secret ). >We have our source code stored on GIT on Bitbucket.org. I use SourceTree to >'Pull , Push and Commit'. My issue I am trying to solve is: > >1. How to edit on a PC , my laptop > What OS? Linux or ...?
>2. Submit to my local z/OS ( I have zOS running at Home ) >3. Retrieve the output from the compile or assembly or both and see what >errors exist. > >I am on z/OS 1.10 , I would like to use something like 'scp' between my >Windows 10 Laptop and the Linux box running z/OS. >I could write C Socket server and pass commands and pass back output and >use ftp to push the actual source code up to z/OS, >then have the command coming from the Socket server execute a command to >compile/assemble. > Interesting setup with a rather old OS. o Is the Rexx interface to SDSF available at that level? Might be useful. o Do you have Ported Tools ssl/ssh/sftp? o NFS might help. But much admin work. I can (and do) run VirtualBox under Windows and Linux under that VirtualBox. I can make any Windows folder available as a VirtualBox shared folder to Linux. I run Cygwin under Windows. A remarkably complete ersats UNIX-like environment. Either Cygwin or virtual Linux seems more friendly to a real UNIX-like system than Windows is. Or pernaps it's just what I'm familiar with. -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
