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it's something that I definitely needed, so maybe it's useful to others as
well.
License on the NanoVG project is zlib; I'm putting this bindings project
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NODISPLAY) by Message Flood Automation; they will see any messages for which
the Message Flood Automation policy specifies AUTO (even if the message is not
to be logged and is not to be displayed on an operator console).
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the code handles.
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create a useable 800k floppy or two
Is there a reason you need 800K floppies? The IIci uses a 1.44MB drive. Only
the very early compact Macs were limited to 800K
I have a very old program that I would like to use to archive some
old recordings.The original recordings are on a very old 1990 Magneto
optical recorder that connects to the mac IIci via SCSI. The mac is
then a front end GUI for the recorder. I have several sessions I would
like to move from
Mark,
Based on the feedback that we had received from the ESP customers, the comments
that I have received here were a surprise; I had expected the comments to have
gone in other directions.
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was delivered
are result of a commitment that we made to the ESP customers.
Please note that there was no z/OS Console Support involvement in the original
DFSMS R13 support: it was unique to DFSMS; the current support is not.
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Brian,
If you are not receiving our Interface Change Notifications (ICNs), then we
need to get that fixed. All of the automation venders that we interacted with
were notified through that process and contacted me as a result.
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Mark,
You are correct -- there is now no option to put the additional lines of
explanation in the SYSLOG/OPERLOG. We reacted to what we heard from the ESP
customers, and to quote you perhaps they overreacted. That is why I put the
post out here, to hear what other people think.
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, WQE, CTXT and MDB. We have been in contact with the
various automation venders and they are all aware of how to recognize verbose
message lines. We expect that most venders will choose to ignore the verbose
message lines.
Any comments/criticisms/suggestions?
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Looks like some words got repeated when my message got posted.
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go places other than JOBLOG?
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into and out of the 3838. (The 3838
looked like a tape device to FORTRAN).
Of course, many of you have found other uses for SUBSYS= since then...
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On 04/21/2011 07:55 PM, Kevin Kelley wrote:
Excuse my
Hi All,
My name is Kevin Kelley and I'm a Web Application / JEE Developer (for
about 12 years now). I've been using Red Hat and Fedora for much of
that time as well. As such, I would love to contribute some of my
cycles and I thought the websites group might be a great place to start.
Of course
into some of them.
Brian,
I would be very curious what those problems are. Changes to z/OS for console
support and for System REXX have been out for several releases now, and
both are stable. I am not aware of any forthcoming changes that affect
either, so I am puzzled by your statement.
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the code is the easy part; its getting the resources to thoroughly test
what you've written that stops you dead in your tracks.
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, and hashes - if you can
use them - are even better.
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. In general, most
testing environments give lip service to floating point.
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much time the operation takes.
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further comments.
Some of you have expressed concern about function going away; that was
not the intent of these questions.
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Wow! I am overwhelmed with the response so far. THANK YOU!
For those of you that I haven't heard from, PLEASE POST -- this was not a
casual query; decisions will be made on it.
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no locally-attached consoles and use the System
Console to IPL and get you through NIP before transitioning to SMCS consoles
(or some other console support requiring Comm Server to be up)?
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On Thu, 17 Mar 2011 18:16:49 -0500, Kirk Wolf k...@dovetail.com wrote:
I recall using ASSIST and the other Waterloo interpreters
ASSIST was created by John Mashie at The Pennsylvania State University --
it did not come out of Waterloo.
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). They will show you what information is available.
The SYSLOG mapping is IHAHCLOG (in SYS1.MODGEN). This will show you the
information that is formatted into the SYSLOG.
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.
We provide a sample program in SYS1.SAMPLIB for formatting the OPERLOG
into (readable) SYSLOG format. Note that information which cannot be fit into
the SYSLOG format is ignored by the program.
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that
things are compatible across the sysplex and if so then convert console
operations to distributed mode.
We certainly encourage you to migrate to DISTRIBUTED mode.
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The system console will use the MSCOPE and CMDSYS defined for it in
CONSOLxx. If you do not define the system console in CONSOLxx, it will be
given MSCOPE=* (this was changed from *ALL in z/OS R10) and a CMDSYS=*.
You can of course change the MSCOPE and CMDSYS by command.
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as SYSLOG. It certainly applies
to consoles, including the various printers that we supported as output-only
consoles.
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characters in messages, we have not removed the restriction on the use of
other code-points, although we have had a proposal to do so. The proposal
died due to a lack of formal customer requirements that we fix the problem.
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written to SYSLOG and OPERLOG are formatted by Console services;
messages written to the JOBLOG are formatted by the JES. Your requirement
for greater precision in the formatted timestamp should be directed against
the JESes.
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the folks that funded and coded the initial GDPS
implementation. Other folks in z/OS found a need for hardware control and the
GDPS implement was subsequently reworked into system code. I haven't had
anything to do with it directly in quite awhile, but I do keep an eye on it.
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On Fri, 31 Dec 2010 11:12:34 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) shmuel+ibm-
m...@patriot.net wrote:
In listserv%201012281952037420.0...@bama.ua.edu, on 12/28/2010
at 07:52 PM, W. Kevin Kelley wkkel...@optonline.net said:
There is no ability to specify a destination of JOBLOG on WTO.
Doesn't
of the JESes, so if you want it, I'd suggest a formal
requirement through SHARE.
FWIW, there is the ability within an MPF exit to prevent messages from being
written to the JOBLOG. There is no equivalent on the WTO.
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It should support it fine. I did have to use a autosync feature on my
monitor because my sony would no function because it was set at a
static rate.
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 10:35 AM, Todd Brayer toddbra...@gmail.com wrote:
Stupid question: Aside from VRAM limitations, is there anything that is
. Unfortunately, there are few ways of
enforcing the proper construction of a multi-line message (or a single-line
message, for that matter).
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(the IKJ
component), but I'll see what I can do... It certainly wouldn't hurt to
resubmit
it as part of the SHARE requirements clean-up.
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Continuing to voice my annoyance with zOS messages.
May I suggest that you open a formal problem with IBM for each of these?
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in terms of the business
impact that it has on a customer. Lost productivity, lost time, etc.
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DB2 configurations (there is some
DB2 R9 service required to achieve some of this).
Many of these changes will benefit other environments that open large
numbers of data sets.
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of data sets being opened was
increased. USEZOSV1R9RULES(NO) is certainly something that we would
recommend to anyone who wants to reduce their DB2 start-up time.
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for ways of specifying on
commands that the command response message is to be returned to the
console (typically an EMCS automation console) but is not to be logged.
From the comments I've seen so far, whatever we do must be optional.
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as Black Jack Bertram) and tell him
that his shiny new 3084 couldn't be operated (and possibly not sold) because
of the message rate problem. To put it politely, he wasn't happy. And that is
how MPF very quickly came into being, warts and all.
At least some of the warts are fixable...
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boundary with
appropriate Interface Change Notifications (ICNs) to the venders in advance
of the release being available.
Make sense? I'd like to hear your comments...
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equipment. I am running system 7 software and now
(thanks to this list) have 68megs of RAM.
Any advice would be preferred.
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now has 68megs of ram soon tp be 128 megs!
Thanks again all I owe you.
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needs 90ns or faster ram and that is why my mac will not see the
simms?
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that time
awhile. I thought my IIci that I'd upgraded to 128 wasn't
working either but it just took a long time to get going.
Scott
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Yes they told me I could return them but they believe
that the II SI
needs 90ns or faster ram and that is why my
of ownership, and I still stick my nose into
this
stuff when (and while) I still can.
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... but that's how you learn
things
If you're questions and my answer stir up some discussion and some SHARE
requirements, we will both come out ahead. I'm always happy to answer
questions.
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probably fix or relieve the HMC side
as well. If solving this problem is important to you, then I would suggest
submitting a requirement through SHARE.
We would be interested in hearing about what you use the HMC System
Console for.
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by the time it was finally
possible, a lot of people didn't really care any more. Still, it's better
than nothing.
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Your garbage collector didn't build; look in idst/object/gc-7.0 for a
configure-atomic-ops.sh script, run that, then make again.
Cheers,
Kevin Kelley
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Thanks.
I had previously successfully made the ~sep 2008 build
and probably something that we'll never do, but there are things we can do
over time to further reduce the likelihood of buffer shortages and things we
can do to make them less painful.
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about what
happened and what we might be able to do to handle it more intelligently.
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is not trivial, but it is
now
eminently feasible if, though your requirements, you tell us that this is
important enough for us to work on (and not something else).
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is no. But it sounds like an excellent SHARE
requirement...
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only option set -- that way, it'll get put into the logs with the standard
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for the hardware to worry about)
and easily programmed.
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Automation to handle message floods, right?
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allocation is one of the areas getting considerable attention.
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Its not, but don't let that stop you from submitting it as a requirement.
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the late 1970's when the 145's supported them but we never supported them.
I was working on JES3 spool at the time and I was intimately familiar with the
device support back then.
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of things to pass
across the interface. One of those was a 3270 data stream, although that
capability wasn't exploited until many years after we did the architecture work.
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didn't support? That was a long time ago
and my memory is getting fuzzy...
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but not 3375 (which I think was the FBA device).
Back in those days, every time a new DASD device came around we had to do
device support in lots of different places because each device had different
geometry.
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was and the error message made
sense to them. Today, BLDLs are done umpteen layers below the applications
and the message is no longer appropriate. MEMBER NOT FOUND
would make more sense. Maybe its time to blow the dust off of messages such
as these...
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, and if
necessary, is done in the least disruptive way possible both for people and
automatons. We have made changes to certain messages so that they are
more easily automatable.
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Hmm... I couldn't even get Stackless 2.6.2 to build on OS X. Latest system
software version, latest XCode version.
When I download the source tarball from stackless.com and run ./configure
make, I get the following errors:
./Stackless/core/slp_transfer.c: In function 'slp_transfer':
I'd be interested to hear what ideas people have. I'm an MIT senior
continuing on into our Master's program, so I might be interested in having
a Stackless-related summer project to work on.
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there
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On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 10:38 AM, r rt8...@gmail.com wrote:
School time son,
This forum is much more than a question answer session, son. Sure
people are welcome to ask a Python related question. But this forum is
really the main highway of Python development and future. If your a
n00b go
Python has it's place, usually getting things done, rather than being
flashy.
For example, while Java is still the Enterprise King, both the leading
application servers (Weblogic and Websphere) adopted Jython as their
internal scripting language last year (or was it 2006?).
It's used heavily for
to the lions, and I look forward to
further
discussion on this topic.
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The biggest I've encountered so far was around 22 z/OS images. Sorry, don't
have any of the other details. I have heard of proposals for larger 'plexes but
I
don't know if they were ever constructed.
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If they are running standard Win XP (Home or Pro), as opposed to 64-bit Win
XP, then whether or not the CPU supports the IA64 instruction set really
doesn't matter. As far as I know every Intel Core2 and Pentium Dual-Core CPU
since ~ 2006 has supported 64bit instructions, even the Atom is 64bit.
Try python documents/helloworld.py or cd documents before python
helloworld.py.
Kevin
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I decided that I want to learn python, and have no previous
programming experience. I was reading the guide A byte of python and
got to
Actually, if you to get an error from a module built with zipimport it
points to where that module was built as well.
Kevin
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 9:22 PM, Roy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We distribute Python internally by building it in one place, and then
distributing images of the
will have no effect on SYSLOG/OPERLOG.
As for the original problem, no idea...
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I still think that at one point prior to console restructure console retention
attributes were kept as part of the sysmcs xcf group (permanent status
recording). I am 100% sure that it wasn't sufficient to 'only' have
attributes. We don't do that to the extent that we used to, so the lazy
update is adequate. The primary reason we continue to propagate the
attributes to all of the systems in the sysplex is so that DISPLAY CONSOLES
will work.
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console buffers are still a
consideration. And yes we're aware that they are still a problem (though less
so after the Console Restructure).
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the SSI is understood. However, we see an opportunity to speed up system
initialization time if we do not have to run the subsystem initialization
routines
serially.
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on a console. This was to
help our own automation product, but I suspect others benefit from this
change too. It does change some things though... Take a look at the R9 pubs.
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control
block is created that represents the message. This occurs before the message
is written to the SYSLOG and well before the message is queued to any
consoles. Since z/OS R4, messages are written to SYSLOG before they are
queued to consoles.
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