Joseph Reichman wrote: >As I became aware that to debug my 64 bit C/C++ code I would need >rdz IDE >As debug tool doesn’t support 64 bit
Frank Swarbrick wrote: >Hmm. According the the following, IBM Debug for z/OS, which includes >what was IBM Debug Tool, supports 64-bit applications.... Joseph Reichman replied: >To debug amode amode 64 xl c\c++ you need rdz or idz Frank is right. IBM z/OS Debugger's Standard Mode supports 64-bit applications, and any of the following products should address Joseph's stated requirement since they all include license entitlement to IBM z/OS Debugger's Standard Mode: IBM Debug for z/OS IBM Developer for z/OS IBM Developer for z/OS Enterprise Edition IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS Please see this matrix for reference, particularly the "Standard Mode" row: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSQ2R2_14.2.0/com.ibm.debugtool.doc/common/dcompo.html IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS is not called out in that particular matrix, but ADF for z/OS includes everything, and much more, in IBM Developer for z/OS Enterprise Edition. Here are the IBM program numbers for all four products (current as of the date I'm writing this): 5655-Q50 IBM Debug for z/OS 5724-T07 IBM Developer for z/OS 5655-AC5 IBM Developer for z/OS Enterprise Edition 5655-AC6 IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS Except for IBM Developer for z/OS, these products are orderable via IBM ShopZ using their IBM Program Numbers. For IBM Developer for z/OS you would order via Passport Advantage channels using the correct Passport Advantage part number(s) for whatever specific license(s) you're trying to obtain. The most popular Passport Advantage part numbers for this product are probably these two: D0PZBLL Authorized User License + 12 Mo. Subscription & Support D0PZELL Floating User Single Install + 12 Mo. S&S There are other part numbers available for trade-up licenses, term licenses, S&S renewals, and S&S reinstatements. For example (and since Joseph asked in another thread), the Authorized User subscription renewal part number is E0DWPLL, and the Floating User subscription renewal part number is E0DWQLL. If obtaining price quotations in the United States, in U.S. dollars, then the figure Joseph cited looks like a reasonable fit (to me) for E0DWQLL specifically. By the way, if you need more than one license, it's possible and sometimes financially sensible to combine some Authorized User and some Floating User Single Install license quantities. If you'd like the formal IBM definitions, please see this reference: https://www.ibm.com/software/passportadvantage/about_software_licensing.html#user If you don't want to license z/OS Debugger Standard Mode per user, please look at the other three product choices. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timothy Sipples IT Architect Executive, Industry Solutions, IBM Z & LinuxONE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-Mail: [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
