On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 4:48 PM, David Boyes<[email protected]> wrote:
>> Instead, I would suggest to >> look at the IGS modification. That has grown during more than a decade >> and probably has the things you tend to look for IRL. > > I went back and looked at your comments, and I think the PTBs will probably > want more detail in the request (even if they can just edit the file on their > own system and see). Could you describe it in more detail, since I can't see > the example? My memory fades and I don't have access to the code anymore, but one of the IGS folks here could explain what exit points they have. But rather than pick up what others have done, I think we should come up with the popular places that people have attacked while doing local mods on SYSPROF. And suggest them not to stop there but look at what has been done already. But the key for success area 1) no changes to IBM files to make the exit get called 2) interface simple enough that they don't ship samples that get amended and must be maintained Depending on where in the path the exit is invoked, it probably needs to be on the 190 disk, so the normal issues with losing files that you put there will still apply. Rob
