Thanks, David.
Wonder if that could be made to run on z/VM-CMS...?
DJ
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On 28.04.2023 01:07, David Crayford wrote:
... cut ...
I'll fork the repo and then push up my changes on a zos branch and post here. I'm will be turning
issues off!!
I have to say that Regina REXX is quite good compared to z/OS REXX. Of course, it doesn't have the
TSO/ISPF integrations
Je suis absent le 28 avril 2023.
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On 26/4/23 21:27, Rick Troth wrote:
I suggest that you consider porting Regina to z/OS, which is highly
portable and easy to do. I have personally done it and even have a
patch file somewhere. Currently, it's compiled in ASCII mode, but it
can also support EBCDIC with some modifications to the
On 4/26/23 01:44, David Crayford wrote:
On 25/4/23 20:48, Rick Troth wrote:
good questions
The library that I want to call is "just C", pretty clean, standard
POSIX. My development platform is PC Linux. The package gets built
and tested on other platforms as often as I can drive that,
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On 25/4/23 20:48, Rick Troth wrote:
> good questions
>
> The library that I want to call is "just C", pretty clean, standard
> POSIX. My development platform is PC Linux. The package gets built and
> tested on othe
On 25/4/23 20:48, Rick Troth wrote:
good questions
The library that I want to call is "just C", pretty clean, standard
POSIX. My development platform is PC Linux. The package gets built and
tested on other platforms as often as I can drive that, notably FreeBSD.
I don't have access to USS
If you are running on z/OS I have some C code which I call from Rexx. For
example
/* REXX */
*trace r v = CPQUERY("QR","P.","1+bySlG9Ug/c2TbK6o++",100,2); say v;
say P.rc say P.rsn*
If you contact me offline, I'll give you the C code, the glue assembler
code, and the JCL to compile it
On 25.04.2023 14:48, Rick Troth wrote:
good questions
The library that I want to call is "just C", pretty clean, standard POSIX. My development platform
is PC Linux. The package gets built and tested on other platforms as often as I can drive that,
notably FreeBSD.
I don't have access to
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hello
I have a project where I want to call C from Rexx.
I've done this with Regina several times. Can someone tell
good questions
The library that I want to call is "just C", pretty clean, standard
POSIX. My development platform is PC Linux. The package gets built and
tested on other platforms as often as I can drive that, notably FreeBSD.
I don't have access to USS for dev/test. (But if anyone is
Dear Mr. Troth.
It is not hard at all, at least in the Linux environment. Drop me a note off
list and I can get you started straight-away.
DJ
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On Tue, 25 Apr 2023, at 13:29, Rick Troth wrote:
> hello
>
> I have a project where I want to call C from Rexx.
> I've done this with Regina several times. Can someone tell me how, or
> point to doco, or (best) lend a hand, calling C from ooRexx?
Do you have ooREXX running on a mainframe?
Which
hello
I have a project where I want to call C from Rexx.
I've done this with Regina several times. Can someone tell me how, or
point to doco, or (best) lend a hand, calling C from ooRexx?
danku
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