There is also the excellent RXSERVER package from the IBM Downloads website. It includes a full-fledged VMUTIL service machine and the framework to write other interrupt (timer, device, message, command) driven services.
/Tom Kern On 9/22/2010 11:32 AM, Mike Walter wrote: > Perhaps this sample EXEC will help get you started. It's a bit old, but I > believe its still pretty accurate. Use it as a starting point. > > BTW, its on our Y-disk as "WAKEUP EXECSAMP" so that anyone looking for > "WAKEUP" will stumble across it. DO NOT save it as "WAKEUP EXEC". > Instead, pick a different name. Our WAKEUP-driven SVMs all had this as a > starting point, but called: SINK EXEC. The SVM's PROFILE EXECs perform > some set-up work, then generally execute: > 'CP SET PF01 EXEC SINK' > queue 'EXEC SINK' > Exit 0 > > Mike Walter > Hewitt Associates > The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's. > > ---<snip>---
