Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[John Pratt]

Hi Tony,

There is a copy on CBT site ...

http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/asmbook/alnv200.pdf
 
John Pratt 
mailto:rjohnpr...@gmail.com 



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I had all my important stuff backed up. I was not backing up my SOFTCOPY 
directory due to the size and the fact that I can always get most of it 
back from the original site. Since I started this thread, I went back to 
an older PC and pulled my SOFTCOPY directory off it. I am now going to 
back up some of these larger directories every so often to a backpack 
disk.

Tony Thigpen

Bob Flanders wrote on 8/13/20 4:36 PM:
> How bad was the crash? Any chance of using a recovery service like
> https://www.securedatarecovery.com/locations/new-jersey (Assuming your 
are
> in Jersey...)
> 
> Regards,
> Bob
> 
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:24 AM Tony Thigpen  wrote:
> 
>> During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my
>> copy of John's book and the downloadable material.
>>
>> It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals 
are
>> MIA.
>>
>> Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?
>>
>> Tony Thigpen
>>
>> John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
>>> Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe 
Assembler
>>> Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with 
the
>>> text itself.
>>>
>>> The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 
(sorry,
>> I
>>> ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
>>> mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a 
lecturer
>>> can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.
>>>
>>> They are available at
>>>
>> 
http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html

>>>
>>>
>>> and if you want to access them by a different route, try
>>> http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems
>> education"
>>> to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" 
which
>>> will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
>>> resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.
>>>
>>> Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
>>> materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful 
and
>>> generous comments.
>>>
>>> As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if
>> you
>>> have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
>>> johnehrm...@gmail.com  .
>>>
>>> I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use 
help
>>> with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
>>> know.  Thanks.
>>>
>>> Regards... John
>>>
>>>
>>

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Tony Thigpen]

I have a cron backup procedure that runs everyday and backs up to my 
personal NAS. The directories excluded were specifically excluded. Of 
course, those decisions may not have been the best. :-(


Tony Thigpen

Tony Thigpen wrote on 8/13/20 4:59 PM:
I had all my important stuff backed up. I was not backing up my SOFTCOPY 
directory due to the size and the fact that I can always get most of it 
back from the original site. Since I started this thread, I went back to 
an older PC and pulled my SOFTCOPY directory off it. I am now going to 
back up some of these larger directories every so often to a backpack disk.


Tony Thigpen

Bob Flanders wrote on 8/13/20 4:36 PM:

How bad was the crash? Any chance of using a recovery service like
https://www.securedatarecovery.com/locations/new-jersey (Assuming your 
are

in Jersey...)

Regards,
Bob

On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:24 AM Tony Thigpen  wrote:


During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my
copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are
MIA.

Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe 
Assembler
Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along 
with the

text itself.

The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 
(sorry,

I

ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a 
lecturer

can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.

They are available at

http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html 




and if you want to access them by a different route, try
http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems

education"

to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.

Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful 
and

generous comments.

As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if

you

have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
johnehrm...@gmail.com  .

I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
know.  Thanks.

Regards... John

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Seymour J Metz]

I back up everything to a USB thumb drive. I used to have a friend keep every 
other backup  for off site storage, but due to COVID I keep them at home now.  

They're not fast, but they're dirt cheap, so you can afford multiple 
generations.

--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3



From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List  on behalf 
of Tony Thigpen 
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2020 4:59 PM
To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

I had all my important stuff backed up. I was not backing up my SOFTCOPY
directory due to the size and the fact that I can always get most of it
back from the original site. Since I started this thread, I went back to
an older PC and pulled my SOFTCOPY directory off it. I am now going to
back up some of these larger directories every so often to a backpack disk.

Tony Thigpen

Bob Flanders wrote on 8/13/20 4:36 PM:
> How bad was the crash? Any chance of using a recovery service like
> https://secure-web.cisco.com/1GKMRD7_PoKwLVzO8MrXLdeo8sOuJ-5G1OqcZMJrh4UBYVpW6yJ4pjGzyaDuotjAemTjy2hDZc5lB7jOLGCvjT4AxYbPmC6YsPYY1dsb3DaXqf3-DyEiyDZr_mQmMQSV68dBfnHPJ3dm97gS_Kj5OjIpE2-np3Z8tUNi-z561C4u57L_OJms1q0voB6aajx1jJbTWtKdVnbMw7-k0jJELmXVMkjlWAgj1kluXd_oqb3u3OQc6nEjkjcw0puMURB4ejHB4bUeZklMyUtACKk1Lh_n6ynymffN3uDvFxuvBQBj5U92f3KH7fv0GDKymEfaZD6s0pbyujy2d6Q5LLm0yF8F1vCavGXITH3qXfbXVA3Hu7GkXwOWyk0LXvUHuu1IfGCN2_bPvCOsGDdeYHwHanvhC2dvAuG2kfv48QIM-j6Z20NUB5OnPdEvPUCxoAv75/https%3A%2F%2Fwww.securedatarecovery.com%2Flocations%2Fnew-jersey
>  (Assuming your are
> in Jersey...)
>
> Regards,
> Bob
>
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:24 AM Tony Thigpen  wrote:
>
>> During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my
>> copy of John's book and the downloadable material.
>>
>> It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are
>> MIA.
>>
>> Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?
>>
>> Tony Thigpen
>>
>> John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
>>> Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
>>> Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
>>> text itself.
>>>
>>> The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry,
>> I
>>> ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
>>> mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
>>> can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.
>>>
>>> They are available at
>>>
>> http://secure-web.cisco.com/1DO1T_M1dWqPB3nLX3TYJksxHHRhNRlgJKfTD_N1qggiMQL3vM_7FjOrywkOfW1MqGXQ6sb6-e6cNhlkVUOGxJ5IHEqvxc12raL13-P52s9-LFviPzATI2z0uk4oK2hHGzijCRM-0WZ1JOnwLUoYGNaBeLMUsaFW8A6FPuUwgQiC8CAT7-cR4N62QLiTRQlHfC0qG2Iw9GJB5tewnPlbRsaS-HTH-peZQpu26QD4ki_Q4nqFyX2xHrsVs3iPCsKPfXoksaWqKaUi37b4pbcJUUQIt42L-Os_SdipsXWYdoGrOu6ZaSt99KTUCMwdz72PBrJITvcwjRt0nu5YwoniThSAfuyMygz50jHMxqT_iCxn65y0CGZ_UuK4sUOCxHqIrvzXJ0GA-b9qI-tEJ1b_fTLdw1woxZt_6GScFMOpdd5vgWU3fTr85KJpmEjxgB945/http%3A%2F%2Fidcp.marist.edu%2Fenterprisesystemseducation%2Fassemblerlanguageresources-1.html
>>>
>>>
>>> and if you want to access them by a different route, try
>>> http://secure-web.cisco.com/1AWCnwfwl9J03o0wO8G0M0k8Y02umS6P2UvLyjsaxdMNkTR8GYTaigvcIq7j-Jefs_j3osguEbqup_2gdU6MWNeHJO38yzo3O1DoXJFuOXmz3vxSo4SdVFunJtKhkyCHyooEC_OBHtxvl1znKAHZa50ZxlJLqspyuEUNMQp8rvMRkv7OTcurq5SvFqaG16qwMostlRM29ZFZHZJ2D7Q2gIh0Pw0i8NZr3iw2yczzdCZt6KR4Dn9p0RrX6N4wASNu1T3d1v0aGX-SI7KtDYT3IkEowjZtuePKBvwvGqLKvlB39QU0wLaeZeQOXskMgE0wZPti7gBcsQX-_ZzuYejlYQu9DTqhO4zPHr32bBwlwzNAHgv4Fed7WnOlYrIWiZsiKYYaSYn8HvywrtydzULmsxslQjmjn1zaNVY0s9qCliAbAvwu8I51dQdvsFjrcOGwI/http%3A%2F%2Fidcp.marist.edu
>>>  and then hover over "enterprise systems
>> education"
>>> to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
>>> will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
>>> resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.
>>>
>>> Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
>>> materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
>>> generous comments.
>>>
>>> As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if
>> you
>>> have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
>>> johnehrm...@gmail.com  .
>>>
>>> I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
>>> with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
>>> know.  Thanks.
>>>
>>> Regards... John
>>>
>>>
>>

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Tony Thigpen]

I had all my important stuff backed up. I was not backing up my SOFTCOPY 
directory due to the size and the fact that I can always get most of it 
back from the original site. Since I started this thread, I went back to 
an older PC and pulled my SOFTCOPY directory off it. I am now going to 
back up some of these larger directories every so often to a backpack disk.


Tony Thigpen

Bob Flanders wrote on 8/13/20 4:36 PM:

How bad was the crash? Any chance of using a recovery service like
https://www.securedatarecovery.com/locations/new-jersey (Assuming your are
in Jersey...)

Regards,
Bob

On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:24 AM Tony Thigpen  wrote:


During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my
copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are
MIA.

Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:

Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
text itself.

The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry,

I

ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.

They are available at


http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html



and if you want to access them by a different route, try
http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems

education"

to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.

Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
generous comments.

As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if

you

have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
johnehrm...@gmail.com  .

I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
know.  Thanks.

Regards... John

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Bob Flanders]

How bad was the crash? Any chance of using a recovery service like
https://www.securedatarecovery.com/locations/new-jersey (Assuming your are
in Jersey...)

Regards,
Bob

On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:24 AM Tony Thigpen  wrote:

> During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my
> copy of John's book and the downloadable material.
>
> It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are
> MIA.
>
> Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?
>
> Tony Thigpen
>
> John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
> > Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
> > Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
> > text itself.
> >
> > The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry,
> I
> > ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
> > mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
> > can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.
> >
> > They are available at
> >
> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html
> >
> >
> > and if you want to access them by a different route, try
> > http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems
> education"
> > to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
> > will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
> > resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.
> >
> > Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
> > materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
> > generous comments.
> >
> > As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if
> you
> > have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
> > johnehrm...@gmail.com  .
> >
> > I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
> > with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
> > know.  Thanks.
> >
> > Regards... John
> >
> >
>

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Adam Johanson]

   There is also this page which indexes some presentations and other
documents that he did. My favorite on here is the one on macros and
conditional assembly... The examples and explanations are great.

https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/735907

==
Adam Johanson
R&D Software Engineer
adam.johan...@broadcom.com

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Tony Thigpen]

yes. thanks.

Tony Thigpen

Doug Wegscheid wrote on 8/13/20 8:58 AM:

  arg. the link URL didn't come through the first time.

I googled for "assembler language resources marist".

The first link was https://idcp.marist.edu/assembler-resources
That looks to be what you want?


 On Thursday, August 13, 2020, 8:24:25 AM EDT, Tony Thigpen 
 wrote:
  
  During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my

copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are
MIA.

Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:

Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
text itself.

The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry, I
ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.

They are available at
http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html


and if you want to access them by a different route, try
http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems education"
to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.

Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
generous comments.

As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if you
have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
johnehrm...@gmail.com  .

I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
know.  Thanks.

Regards... John


 

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Doug Wegscheid]

 arg. the link URL didn't come through the first time.

I googled for "assembler language resources marist".

The first link was https://idcp.marist.edu/assembler-resources
That looks to be what you want?


On Thursday, August 13, 2020, 8:24:25 AM EDT, Tony Thigpen 
 wrote:  
 
 During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my 
copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are 
MIA.

Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
> Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
> Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
> text itself.
> 
> The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry, I
> ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
> mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
> can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.
> 
> They are available at
> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html
> 
> 
> and if you want to access them by a different route, try
> http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems education"
> to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
> will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
> resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.
> 
> Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
> materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
> generous comments.
> 
> As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if you
> have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
> johnehrm...@gmail.com  .
> 
> I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
> with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
> know.  Thanks.
> 
> Regards... John
> 
> 

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Doug Wegscheid]

 I googled for "assembler language resources marist".

The first link was Assembler Resources - IDCP

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Assembler Resources - IDCP


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That looks to be what you want?


On Thursday, August 13, 2020, 8:24:25 AM EDT, Tony Thigpen 
 wrote:  
 
 During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my 
copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are 
MIA.

Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:
> Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
> Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
> text itself.
> 
> The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry, I
> ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
> mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
> can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.
> 
> They are available at
> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html
> 
> 
> and if you want to access them by a different route, try
> http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems education"
> to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
> will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
> resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.
> 
> Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
> materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
> generous comments.
> 
> As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if you
> have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
> johnehrm...@gmail.com  .
> 
> I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
> with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
> know.  Thanks.
> 
> Regards... John
> 
> 
  

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Lizette Koehler]

I have sent an inquiry to idcph...@marist.edu

Hopefully someone will know

Lizette


-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List  On Behalf 
Of Mike Shaw
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2020 5:48 AM
To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

Assembler Language Programming for IBM System z Servers Version 2.00; it's a 4 
meg PDF.

Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.


On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:43 AM FancyDancer 
wrote:

> What are the titles of the manuals?
>
> Dan
>

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[robin51]

Tony,
I have a copy of the Sysem z assembler text. It's 3.5mb.
My I send it to you direct?

On 2020-08-13 22:24, Tony Thigpen wrote:

During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including
my copy of John's book and the downloadable material.

It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals 
are MIA.


Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Mike Shaw]

Assembler Language Programming for IBM System z Servers Version 2.00; it's
a 4 meg PDF.

Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.


On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 8:43 AM FancyDancer 
wrote:

> What are the titles of the manuals?
>
> Dan
>

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[FancyDancer]

What are the titles of the manuals? 

Dan 

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Text

[Tony Thigpen]

During a PC crash, I have lost a bunch of softcopy manuals including my 
copy of John's book and the downloadable material.


It appears that Marist has re-done their web pages and the originals are 
MIA.


Did anyone put these on another web page somewhere?

Tony Thigpen

John Ehrman wrote on 4/21/16 3:08 PM:

Some materials that may be useful to teachers of IBM mainframe Assembler
Language are now available on the Marist College web site, along with the
text itself.

The two items are PDFs with  (1) lecture slides for Chapters 1-8 (sorry, I
ran out of time before I could do the rest), and (2) pages with
mini-slides (also ch. 1-8) followed by some notes lines where a lecturer
can jot notes for use when projecting the full-size slides.

They are available at
http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html


and if you want to access them by a different route, try
http://idcp.marist.edu and then hover over "enterprise systems education"
to get a drop down where you can hover over "technical resources" which
will display another drop down where you can click on "assembler
resources" - that will take you to the URL page above.

Many thanks to Angelo Corridori of Marist College for hosting the
materials, and to the many readers of these forums for their helpful and
generous comments.

As I noted earlier, I'll be retiring from IBM at the end of May, so if you
have any comments or suggestions, please send them to me at
johnehrm...@gmail.com  .

I hope to do some consulting, so if you know of anyone who can use help
with Assembler Language training, consulting, or advice, please let me
know.  Thanks.

Regards... John

Re: John Ehrman Macro Source

[Shawn Legrand]

Perfect! Thank you Charles.
A link I will bookmark.
Shawn Legrand 
 Lux Lucet in Tenebris 
splegr...@yahoo.com 

On Friday, July 19, 2019, 11:01:23 AM PDT, Charles Mills  
wrote:  
 
 Google leads me to 
http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html
 and the link about halfway down.

Charles


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From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On 
Behalf Of Shawn Legrand
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2019 10:35 AM
To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: John Ehrman Macro Source

Does anyone know of a site that has John Ehrman's macro source in ready to 
download form from his Assembler 2.0 book? Namely $$GENIO?
Thanks for your help.
Shawn Legrand 
 Lux Lucet in Tenebris 
splegr...@yahoo.com
  

Re: John Ehrman Macro Source

[Charles Mills]

Google leads me to 
http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/assemblerlanguageresources-1.html
 and the link about halfway down.

Charles


-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On 
Behalf Of Shawn Legrand
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2019 10:35 AM
To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: John Ehrman Macro Source

Does anyone know of a site that has John Ehrman's macro source in ready to 
download form from his Assembler 2.0 book? Namely $$GENIO?
Thanks for your help.
Shawn Legrand 
 Lux Lucet in Tenebris 
splegr...@yahoo.com

Re: John Ehrman

[Clem Clarke]

John also quietly encouraged me on several occasions with the Jol Jcl 
Enhancement project.


Thank you John, and peace be with you.

Clem Clarke
www.Oscar-Jol.com

Bernd Oppolzer wrote:

Am 23.02.2018 um 03:47 schrieb John Melcher, Jr:

Many years ago I was crying in my beer at GUIDE about the sorry state of
ASMH and John said "I think IBM management would go along if you can
demonstrate some interest"


This must have been about the same time when we complained at IBM 
about some
bugs in ASSEMBLER (may be ASMH) and got the answer "customer should 
not use

ASSEMBLER" :-)

Seriously: I only had some email conversation once with Dr. John 
Ehrman, must have been
some years ago, but I was very impressed. He encouraged me (offline) 
to go on in my argumentation
and supported my point of view (could have been some debate in this or 
in another mailing list),
which made me feel VERY good. By this single opportunity, I got a 
strong feeling what a
great and warm hearted person he was. Although I didn't meet him 
personally,

I will miss him, too. Condolences to his family and friends.

Bernd Oppolzer, Stuttgart, Germany

The GUIDE "Assembler Indignation" project was born.  Nobody believed 
that

there was interest in a new assembler except the two of us. The thing I
most remember about that time was saying "Hold on while I get us a 
bigger

room"  350 people showed up for the announcement of the High Level
Assembler.
The High Level Assembler saved the company I worked for a lot of time 
and

improved code quality.
Later when the binder was new John helped explain my assembler programs
demonstrating binder bugs to the folks that only spoke PL/S.
SPASM  was
another of John's assemblers, before he worked for IBM.
In all his helpfulness and good humor will be missed.

John Melcher, Jr.

Re: John Ehrman

[Bernd Oppolzer]

Am 23.02.2018 um 03:47 schrieb John Melcher, Jr:

Many years ago I was crying in my beer at GUIDE about the sorry state of
ASMH and John said "I think IBM management would go along if you can
demonstrate some interest"


This must have been about the same time when we complained at IBM about 
some

bugs in ASSEMBLER (may be ASMH) and got the answer "customer should not use
ASSEMBLER" :-)

Seriously: I only had some email conversation once with Dr. John Ehrman, 
must have been
some years ago, but I was very impressed. He encouraged me (offline) to 
go on in my argumentation
and supported my point of view (could have been some debate in this or 
in another mailing list),
which made me feel VERY good. By this single opportunity, I got a strong 
feeling what a
great and warm hearted person he was. Although I didn't meet him 
personally,

I will miss him, too. Condolences to his family and friends.

Bernd Oppolzer, Stuttgart, Germany


The GUIDE "Assembler Indignation" project was born.  Nobody believed that
there was interest in a new assembler except the two of us.The thing I
most remember about that time was saying "Hold on while I get us a bigger
room"  350 people showed up for the announcement of the High Level
Assembler.
The High Level Assembler saved the company I worked for a lot of time and
improved code quality.
Later when the binder was new John helped explain my assembler programs
demonstrating binder bugs to the folks that only spoke PL/S.
SPASM  was
another of John's assemblers, before he worked for IBM.
In all his helpfulness and good humor will be missed.

John Melcher, Jr.

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Book

[Farley, Peter x23353]

Many, many thanks to both Marist and of course to John.  This is a tremendous 
work and will no doubt become one of our go-to resources.

Peter

P.S. - Can anyone at Marist help John create a PDF Table of Contents with 
hyperlinked page numbers?  That would be very useful in such a large document.  
And also help him complete the Index (PDF pages 47-48, document pages 11 and 
12), which seems to be a bit underdone.

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Behalf Of Richard A. Lawrence
Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2015 3:44 PM
To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: John Ehrman Assembler Book

The long awaited John Ehrman Assembler book as available at the 
Marist College web site:

http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/Assembler%20Language%20Programming%20for%20IBM%20z%20System%20Servers.pdf

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Re: John Ehrman Assembler Book

[Fred . van . der . Windt]

Looks very impressive. I can't imagine how much work John put into this. 
Amazing.

Fred!
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Re: John Ehrman Assembler Book

[Lizette Koehler]

I took a quick look.  Seems pretty light at 1250+ pages.  Maybe John missed
something since the number of pages is so low.   ;-D

Actually - great job John.

Or you can use the tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com/qcnzrwc


Lizette


> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Assembler List [mailto:ASSEMBLER-
> l...@listserv.uga.edu] On Behalf Of Richard A. Lawrence
> Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2015 1:44 PM
> To: ASSEMBLER-LIST@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
> Subject: John Ehrman Assembler Book
> 
>   The long awaited John Ehrman Assembler book as available at the
> Marist College web site:
> 
> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/Assembler%20Languag
> e%20Programming%20for%20IBM%20z%20System%20Servers.pdf

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Book

[Scott Ford]

Mike,
I just downloaded it also I feel the same as you. I have gaps in my Assembler 
knowledge, with John's fine book that should me and I hope others. 

Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
from my IPAD




> On Feb 8, 2015, at 5:02 PM, Mike Shaw  wrote:
> 
> It looks very good. Comprehensive and well organized; a formidable work. I
> wish I'd had it 35 years ago.
> 
> Mike Shaw
> MVS/QuickRef Support Group
> Chicago-Soft, Ltd.
> 
> On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 3:44 PM, Richard A. Lawrence <
> r.a.lawrence...@ralawrence.us> wrote:
> 
>>The long awaited John Ehrman Assembler book as available at the
>> Marist College web site:
>> 
>> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/Assembler%20Language%
>> 20Programming%20for%20IBM%20z%20System%20Servers.pdf
>> 

Re: John Ehrman Assembler Book

[Mike Shaw]

It looks very good. Comprehensive and well organized; a formidable work. I
wish I'd had it 35 years ago.

Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.

On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 3:44 PM, Richard A. Lawrence <
r.a.lawrence...@ralawrence.us> wrote:

> The long awaited John Ehrman Assembler book as available at the
> Marist College web site:
>
> http://idcp.marist.edu/enterprisesystemseducation/Assembler%20Language%
> 20Programming%20for%20IBM%20z%20System%20Servers.pdf
>