Hi, Julie.
I have had some small success in porting applications from z/OS (and
other platforms), coded in the C language, to z/VM (CMS). The only posix
statement I have in my directory entry is the following:
POSIXINFO UID 0 GNAME system
The user id is however, enrolled in a BFS file space and has blocks
allocated. I don't actually use the BFS to store files, unless the C
application has longer than 8 character file names and it's too big a
hassle to change them in the source.
I can't find errno=167 documented in any of the IBM VM manuals, and that
bothers me a bit.....
DJ
Julie Erickson wrote:
I'm porting a multi-tasking TCP/IP server application from z/OS to z/VM
5.1. It's written in c and I've compiled with OE turned on. When I call
the socket( ) function, I get errno=167.
I think that my access to OpenExtensions is not properly setup. I'm the
first users of OpenExtensions on this system.
I've found references to CP directory changes. Do I need all of them? Is
just the POSIXINFO statement added to the userid which will run the OE
application sufficient?
What's all this stuff about BFS? I'm not planning to access any BFS files.
I hope someone has experience with running OpenExtensions applications.
Thanks for your help,
Julie.
