Sounds like an ideal project for the OSDL system based at Marist. This system is for open source developers to bring code to Linux on z. I do the development of Mono on a SLES10 system they provisioned for me.
On Jun 2, 2010, at 16:14, "Chip Davis" <[email protected]> wrote: > As many of you are aware, several years ago IBM gave the source code > of Object > REXX to the Rexx Language Association to maintain and enhance the > language as an > Open Source Project http://www.oorexx.org with a CPL 1.0 license. > It currently > runs on: > * 32-bit Windows platforms; Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista > including server > products > * 32-bit Linux distributions including RedHat, Fedora, Debian > * x86 and Sparc Solaris in 32-bit mode on 64-bit processors > * AIX 5.x in 32-bit mode > * x86 and PPC MacOS X > * z/Linux > > A recent inquiry to the ooRexx developers elicited this response > from David > Ashley, the ooRexx Project Manager: > > "Unfortunately, we lost our access to the zLinux system we used to > build the > 4.0.0 version of ooRexx. If you know of someone who can grant us > access to > a zLinux partition somewhere, we would be glad to build a version > of 4.0.1 > for zLinux. Note that we need root access to the partition so we > can > install the RPM for testing." > > Would anyone with the necessary resources be interested in helping > out? If so, > please contact David Ashley <[email protected]>. > > Thanks, > > -Chip Davis-
