On Sun, 14 Apr 2013 21:18:52 -0400 Robert A. Rosenberg a...@rarpsl.com
wrote:
:At 09:25 +0300 on 04/12/2013, Binyamin Dissen wrote about Re: Storage
:and Tokens:
:
:Of course, there is the ancient technique of anchoring the SITECVT address in
:CVTUSER. Faster than ECVTCTBL.
:
:The only problem
One commentlets keep our discussions, professional and technical.
Couldn't agree more. And it is also worth remembering that not all subscribers
are native speakers. Posts that must be decoded with a dictionary aren't very
helpful.
Fred!
On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 09:43:04 +0200 Fred van der Windt
fred.van.der.wi...@mail.ing.nl wrote:
: One commentlets keep our discussions, professional and technical.
:Couldn't agree more. And it is also worth remembering that not all
subscribers are native speakers. Posts that must be decoded
Binyamin Dissen bdis...@dissensoftware.com http://www.dissensoftware.com
Director, Dissen Software, Bar Grill - Israel
Dissen Software, Bar Grill?!
That *is* an unusual combination...
Fred!
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ATTENTION:
The information in this
My personal thoughts on the proper language to use is to be as
simple as possible while remaining as accurate as possible. Perhaps
this is a dumbing down, but ON THIS FORUM, as you pointed out, there
may be non-native readers. I consider it my responsibility as the
communicator to be understood by
On 4/15/2013 6:11 AM, Fred van der Windt wrote:
Dissen Software, Bar Grill?!
That *is* an unusual combination...
When I worked in Northern Virginia, there was a Chinese-Jewish deli and
restaurant. Makes me wonder whether the later part refers to the way Mr.
Dissen presents his software g
All:
I have to look at the probability of using ARM. Currently, we run LE COBOL STCs
with lot of Assembler subroutines.
Is it possible to use IXCARM as a called Assembler routine to register for ARM
and detect if it was a restart ?
Or do i have to have a pure Assembler STC ?
Regards,
We should not necessarily associate malice with the word ignorance. I am
ignorant of many things, in fact, probably most things, but I am not stupid or
a bad person. I have not yet had an opportunity to learn about the myriad
things of which I am still ignorant. I am definitely ignorant of
I agree totally except with his posts. He is articulate and always chooses his
wording carefully. He has many years of experience and knows why I don't use
TRTE but he chose not to say that and use his specific wording. Clearly he has
intent but he tries to keep it subtle. He needed to be called
Jon Perryman does not appear to be quits of this thread.
He wrote (of me):
begin extract
I agree totally except with his posts. He is articulate and always
chooses his wording carefully. He has many years of experience and
knows why I don't use TRTE but he chose not to say that and use his
just give it up you guys
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Jon Perryman does
AmenGregg .
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
from my IPAD
'Infinite wisdom through infinite means'
On Apr 15, 2013, at 5:47 PM, Tuben, Gregg gregg_tu...@bmc.com wrote:
just give it up you guys
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From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List
We may have lost the original thread on this topic?
Writing a macro to simulate the actions of a new (but not universally
available) instruction has several merits:
(1) The macro can directly emulate the new instruction, or call an internal
or external subroutine; the macro-generated code can be
OK, I'm fed up too. I tried. Anyone who persists in this inanity will be
moderated. And I don't read the list all day, so posts will be delayed.
Per Google, coloro che sanno means those who know. Did we need to
look this up?
js
On Mon, 15 Apr 2013, Scott Ford wrote:
AmenGregg .
At 15:31 -0700 on 04/15/2013, John Ehrman wrote about TRTE and new
instructions:
We may have lost the original thread on this topic?
Writing a macro to simulate the actions of a new (but not universally
available) instruction has several merits:
(1) The macro can directly emulate the new
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