and FORTRAN... iirc
CMSLIB TXTLIB S2 F 80 131 3 9/12/86 12:22:44
Per VS FORTRAN Programming Guide Rel 4.1:
CMSLIB is part of the VM/SP product; you need to
specify it only if simulation of extended precision
(REAL*16 or COMPLEX*32) floating-point instructions
is required on a machine that does not have these
instructions.
Per VS FORTRAN Version 2 Installation and Custom-
ization for VM)
The CPU that you use to run VS FORTRAN programs must
support one or more extended percision arithmetic
operations (add, subtract, multiply or divide).
Otherwise, you must include CMSLIB in the TXTLIB
global statement in order to load the required
simulation modules (IEAXPSIM, IEAXPDXR, IEAXPALL)
at run time to avoid an abend.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Dave Jones <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, Steve.
>
> IBMLIB TXTLIB contains part of the run time support (pre-LE) for the old IBM
> PL/I compiler for CMS. I believe it's for the OS/PL/I V2R3 compiler. Early
> versions of the C compiler for CMS used that run time support as well.
>
> Now, of course, both the current PL/I ( MVS PL/I 1.1.1) and the current C
> compilers use LE provided run time support.
--
Gregg Reed
"No Plan, survives execution"
