While I really wish IBM really would have some better examples than what is in SAMPLIB and SHASSRCE, you really can learn most of what you will need from manuals and the rest of it is (unfortunately for me) trial and error. When you are developing Systems programming code, if you son'e have an LPAR that you can break (a lot) then you really can benefit from purchasing the ZPDT and run your own copy. There is no substitute for being able to test your systems programming code. Unlike a applications programmer, a little mistake on our part can really ruin an LPAR quite effectively.
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