>
> I'd like to explore moving some OS/390 VSAM files to Linux on the 390.
> Can anyone point me to some appropriate resources? I would like to stay
> with VSAM (ISAM, C-ISAM, etc.) files, since some of the code that uses
> those files is written in assembler. Record locking would be necessary
> however.
>
> A web Search did not turn up much of any useful information.
Paul,
You should look at C-TREE from Faircloth... it's used by
a lot of people to implement VSAM-like functionality on
many platforms.
However, I think you might be hard-pressed to re-use
your existing assemlber code on Linux/390. The calls
will be totally different (there are no "macros" to
invoke in Linux), everything will be in ASCII,
entry/exit linkages are different, etc...
- Dave Rivers -
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