You can roll your own stream capability into an API simply by buffering.
Change your assembler routines to buffer and return segmented results.
I'm not sure I understand what you want to do. I would use pipes if
there were two address spaces communicating with each other in a
uni-directional way. I would use Unix domain sockets for bi-directional
communications. I would use type=memory only with
type=memory(hiperspace) when I want to use lots of memory in a 31-bit
program.
On 13/02/2017 11:01 PM, scott Ford wrote:
All:
I have the following:
1. Cobol STC
2. It calls an Assembler subroutine with does a RACF extract of the
database for all
userids and then writes to an output file.
3. Is it possible to have the Assembler routine place the extracted data
into a unix
pipe or a C type=memory file and then i can retrieve it ?
Or is that to Mickey Mouse ..??
Scott
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