On 7/20/2013 9:26 PM, Ed Gould wrote:
Big Blue cedes software and systems training biz to partners
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2013/07/16/ibm_software_systems_training_channel/
*IF* this is true... is Z/os may not be far behind.
Why? What's the connection?
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 22:48:00 -0700, Lizette Koehler wrote:
If you go to CBTTAPE.ORG and go for FILE206, it seems to have a REXX parser
for DCOLLECT records
Some (not too many) years ago I lifted a cbt offering to mangle dcollect
records - needed some mods for what I wanted, but did the job
Such as? I will grant that REXX is old. But so are PERL, awk, and many
other UNIX tools. Him, perhaps lua. But there is a port of lua to z/OS. A
person here was kind enough to send it to me.
Oh course, I do the same. But I do it to save on z/OS MSUs.
On Jul 21, 2013 2:40 AM, Shane Ginnane
In 51eb3a4c.8010...@gmail.com, on 07/21/2013
at 09:33 AM, David Crayford dcrayf...@gmail.com said:
I don't like it because it's a hack to work around an puzzling
issue. I want to know why the optimizer is not generating the
correct code.
Why not report it as a bug?
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On 21/07/2013 8:40 PM, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
In 51eb3a4c.8010...@gmail.com, on 07/21/2013
at 09:33 AM, David Crayford dcrayf...@gmail.com said:
I don't like it because it's a hack to work around an puzzling
issue. I want to know why the optimizer is not generating the
correct
thanks---the crlf is in data...which is what I was
questioning.defaulted in ftpparms.at least it is here...
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Went that route on the last C compiler problem I found. Life is too short.
Or at the very least, the project deadline is too short.
Charles
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Interesting article on how IBM is working to capture the Cloud share.
http://news.yahoo.com/amazon-vs-ibm-big-blue-120912394.html
By Alistair Barr
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The tech industry maxim that no one ever got
fired for buying IBM is a testament to how Big Blue has been the gold
Lizette,
Sounds like IBM is expanding their business. Not a bad thing, especially in
this economy.
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
from my IPAD
'Infinite wisdom through infinite means'
On Jul 21, 2013, at 10:46 AM, Lizette Koehler stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
Interesting article on how
That was my attitude last time. No, I am not the least worried about
competitors. One, it's a big world with room for everyone; two, the two
products I work on have no head-to-head competition; and three, my impression
is that an awful lot of Z commercial products are written in assembler, not
Very interesting article. About a year ago I read that Amazon's profit margins
on AWS were north of 40% as compared to 2% for their etailing biz. If you were
Amazon,which portion of the business would be most aggresively trying to grow?
Anyone who does not think that Amazon is a major IT
Sorry for jumping late into this thread.
Why not spend another variable of type long long to do the shift there?
like
unsigned long long valueToTest;
unsigned int testWord;
unsigned long long x;
x = valueToTest 32; /* here */
testWord = (int) x;
If now in the expression marked with /*
BTW:
I think I remember from an old book on C programming:
if the target of an assignment is int, all operands on the right side
are converted to int - if the target of an assignment is long, all operands
on the right side are converted to long
If I remember correctly, this would perfectly
Thank you all for the suggestions and comments.
First I 'll try to explain the reasoning behind my request.
1. Encryption of 'Data In Rest' is a requirement by local PCI regulation
2. Encryption of 'Data In Rest' is just one step (in probably of many) of
data protection required by this
Charles,
Hi, here is my opinion (and this definitely falls under the category of
obscure C):
You are not considering the implications of sequence points in your C/C++.
Sequence points should not be confused with operator precedence. Operator
precedence is determinate, sequence points are not.
I
You are 100% correct. You nailed it. Stroustrup p. 263: If both operands
have arithmetic type, the right operand is converted to the type of the left
preparatory to the assignment.
That explains why it fails, but not why it works Opt(0). I am going to
*guess* that Opt(0) it compiles as though I
Right. There are two things here:
1. Resolving the immediate problem (and understanding exactly why it fails
might be a good first step).
2. The quality of the code. You are right; it is poor code. I try to write
pretty good code. I take no pride in avoiding the use of unnecessary
parentheses. I
Harry Wahl wrote:
begin extract
It is at the compiler's and optimizer's discretion to decide the order
of execution for code that the C++ standard does not specifically
define. This includes overlapping execution.
/end extract
and this may be conceded. What is not in the compiler's and
Just to restate, so that I am sure that I understand.
===
You have data on z/OS which is textual in nature. I.e. no binary, all
human readable text characters
You want to transfer this data to Windows and translate it from EBCDIC to
ASCII (well Windows-1250 code point really)
You do _NOT_ want
Greetings,
Our client has CA-SPOOL with TCP/IP connected PCL printers. We need to know how
to setup CA-SPOOL to transmit the ASCII PCL data our product, BPF, generates
into JES exactly “as is”, “no translation, no insertion of characters”, to the
PCL printers. These printers are connected
I'm struggling to see what is wrong with testWord = valueToTest 32.
There are no side effects and the sequence point is at the end of the
full expression. Can anybody enlighten me?
Charles, is the code snippet you supplied the exact test cast that is
resulting in undefined behaviour? I cannot
Here is exact cut and paste with zero editing, complete with a typo in the
second comment. The code is unit tested on MS Visual Studio -- hence the two
#ifdef's.
// Find First Set
static inline int Ffs64(unsigned long long valueToTest)
{
// returns index of
Perhaps more to the point, here are my exact options, minus only some
comments:
TARG(LE,zOSV1R9)
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ARCH(6)
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