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Melvyn Maltz.
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Wouldn't it be nice if IBM were to extend the G
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> Well there is the first #ifdef
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>> On Jul 3, 2019, at 4:29 PM, John Melcher
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Well there is the first #ifdef
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> I saw reference to DLL’s in the XL C bookshelf
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> Unlike Windows there doesn’t
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I saw reference to DLL’s in the XL C bookshe
I saw reference to DLL’s in the XL C bookshelf
Unlike Windows there doesn’t seem to be a DLLMAIN function
Thanks
> On Jul 3, 2019, at 3:46 PM, Tony Harminc wrote:
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>> On Tue, 2 Jul 2019 at 17:24, Joseph Reichman wrote:
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>> I am hoping to have the Assembler Started task code call a
On Tue, 2 Jul 2019 at 17:24, Joseph Reichman wrote:
> I am hoping to have the Assembler Started task code call a C DLL, On the
> Windows end it would be C/C+ code calling the
> DLL obviously there are differences because of the platform but I am guessing
> hose call be handled by #IFDEF
>
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Reichman
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I have a Z/os Assembler Started task acting as a TCP/IP Server to Windows
TCP/IP Client the Windows API is in MFC I have the same basic functionality on
the Assembler Server Start
is there a LoadLibrary Macro or a
GetProcAddress macro to call the exported function
Thanks
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I assume your
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Plain and simple I need to write code the majority of which is same in both
a windows platform and z/os hence C/C++ I can encapsulate the different
function and exp
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most part -- depending on exactly what you are trying to
>> accomplish -- compatible with Windows C.
>>
>> Charles
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half Of Joseph Reichman
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> I am trying to read a VB file
>
> First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
> So I anyway have to call something below the line to
On Tue, 2 Jul 2019 at 12:50, John McKown wrote:
> Wouldn't it be nice if IBM were to extend the GENCB macro to include
> BLK=DCB in addition to BLK=ACB, BLK=RPL, BLK=EXLST, and BLK=NIB? OTOH, does
> anyone actually use GENCB?
My impression is that GENCB and friends were effectively deprecated
+1
Charles
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No. No one does, and no one ever has. I
No. No one does, and no one ever has. I tried them once, looked at the
expansions, had a good laugh, and never did again.
sas
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> On Tue, Jul 2, 2019 at 11:31 AM Charles Mills wrote:
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> > @Peter is (of course!) correct. I just accepted your
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> First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
> So I anyway have to call something below the line to o
On Tue, Jul 2, 2019 at 11:31 AM Charles Mills wrote:
> @Peter is (of course!) correct. I just accepted your premise and went from
> there. You need a 24-bit GETMAIN for the DCB, but a separate DLL or
> anything
> like that is a way unnecessary over-complication.
>
> I wrote a paper years ago on
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First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
So I anyway have to call something below
First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
So I anyway have to call something below the line to open to read to close
It is not true that you have to call something below the line. Code doing
OPEN and CLOSE can be RMODE 31, quite possibly needing to specify MODE=31.
The DCB itself needs to be
half Of Joseph Reichman
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> I am trying to read a VB file
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> First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
> So I anyway have to call something below the line to
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I am trying to read a VB file
First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
So I anyway have to call something below the line
lish.
>
> Charles
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"doable"
without LE would depend on what functionality you are trying to accomplish.
Charles
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Hi
I have some code the majority of which I would like to duplicate on a
Windows platform. It occurred to me that if I write the code as a C/C++
DLL the changes most of which I can segregate with a #ifdef.
Is this doable using Metal C or do I have to use language environment. I am
looking
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