Hobbyist license? Is there info or some discussion about this somewhere?
McKown, John wrote:
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Subject: Cross-compilation on z/Linux => target z/OS.
Is it possible to compile C programs on z/linux to run under z/OS? Has
anyone done such cross-compilation? My employer would not consider
buying C compiler on z/OS :(
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Yes. Dignus has such a beastie. Works well. I actually had their C
cross-compiler and HLASM cross-assembler on my Linux/Intel system at
home, not on z/Linux. Unfortunately, the purpose for which I had
acquired it "disappeared" and I did not feel that I could afford it just
"for fun". That may no longer be true since they now have a "hobbist"
license (which I doubt you could use).
http://www.dignus.com
There is also a very old port of GCC which runs on z/OS. I never could
get it to work properly. I don't know if there is a current port of GCC
for z/OS or not.
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