Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-07 Thread Rob van der Heij
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 8:25 AM, Florian Bilek  wrote:
> Rob,
>
> I would also be interested to get this code.

>>> Another userful thing that does not do what was asked for...  I am
>>> very fond of Perry's SWAPCONS that does fullscreen on a dialed GRAF
>>> and linemode output on your normal terminal. Great if you want to
>>> trace REXX code that drives (XEDIT) full screen.


Perry just reminded me the source is (since 1991!) on VMSHARE:
 http://vm.marist.edu/~vmshare/read?fn=SWAPCONS&ft=NOTE&line=1

If people have trouble building and using it, we might need a package
on the VM Download pages.

R;


Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-07 Thread Florian Bilek
Rob, 

I would also be interested to get this code. 

Florian 


On Wed, 7 Jul 2010 10:41:15 -0400, Alex  wrote:

>is this code available, if so from where?
>
>Alex
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>> Another userful thing that does not do what was asked for...  I am
>> very fond of Perry's SWAPCONS that does fullscreen on a dialed GRAF
>> and linemode output on your normal terminal. Great if you want to
>> trace REXX code that drives (XEDIT) full screen.
>>
>> R;
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>>
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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-07 Thread Alex

is this code available, if so from where?

Alex
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Another userful thing that does not do what was asked for...  I am
very fond of Perry's SWAPCONS that does fullscreen on a dialed GRAF
and linemode output on your normal terminal. Great if you want to
trace REXX code that drives (XEDIT) full screen.

R;




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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-07 Thread David Boyes
> I'll second what Mike said about TRACEXEC.  It's a great tool.  It's
> not
> going to do what you envisioned originally as far as working with two
> screens, but you should consider TRACEXEC anyway.

If you do go the two-userids-with-SFS route, also consider SESSION. It allows 
you to log into one userid, run SESSION  PFx, and then you can switch 
sessions with a PF key. You can have lots of named sessions, each on a 
different userid. Again, not exactly what you wanted, but enormously handy for 
those moments when you need to check something on another id without having to 
start a whole new session. 


Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-07 Thread Rob van der Heij
Another userful thing that does not do what was asked for...  I am
very fond of Perry's SWAPCONS that does fullscreen on a dialed GRAF
and linemode output on your normal terminal. Great if you want to
trace REXX code that drives (XEDIT) full screen.

R;


Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-06 Thread Jim Bohnsack
I'll second what Mike said about TRACEXEC.  It's a great tool.  It's not 
going to do what you envisioned originally as far as working with two 
screens, but you should consider TRACEXEC anyway.


Jim

On 7/6/2010 1:31 PM, Mike Walter wrote:

Florian,

By now you've received a number of excellent tips.  Nonetheless, take a
look at TRACEXEC on the IBM VM Download page.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?TRACEXEC
It never hurts to have more tools than you might need at the moment, or at
least know about their existence.

The brief package description includes
--
TRACEXEC is a tool for analyzing and debugging EXEC applications. It does
about five different things:

TRACEXEC is an interactive debugger for interpreted REXX execs. You'll
never need to modify code by inserting TRACE instructions again; just use
TRACEXEC to set or clear breakpoints. You can set breakpoints using
line-mode commands, or you can do it in a visual mode via an Xedit
interface.

If you don't need the full level of tracing control provided by TRACEXEC,
you can still use it to specify that the EXECTRAC flag should be
automatically turned on, or off, for specific execs. This can be useful
for tracing a single exec buried deep within an application, as well as
for tracing non-REXX execs.

TRACEXEC is a run-time profiler for interpreted REXX execs. It can record
both frequency of execution and CPU usage for each line within a REXX
exec.

TRACEXEC is a run-time profiler for EXEC applications. It records both
frequency of execution and CPU usage for each EXEC within a multi-exec
application. All interpreted and compiled EXEC languages are supported.

TRACEXEC can be used to reveal the flow of logic in a multi-exec
application, by displaying a message when an exec is entered (showing the
exec name and arguments) or exited (showing CPU time and return code). All
interpreted and compiled EXEC languages are supported.
This is TRACEXEC Version 2.06.

If you have questions or comments about TRACEXEC, contact Kent Fiala.
--

I confess to never having tried it, but have read through the doc...
pretty cool!

Regards,

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.



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Dear all,

I am wondering if there is a utility available that would allow to use a
dialed screen to a VM running CMS?

As I understand, there is the possibility to make multitasking
applications under CMS. Also full screen is supported nowadays.
It would be great to have on one screen a REXX procedure edited while on
the VM console that exec could be tested.

Thank you very much in advance.

   



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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-06 Thread Mike Walter
Florian,

By now you've received a number of excellent tips.  Nonetheless, take a 
look at TRACEXEC on the IBM VM Download page. 
   http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?TRACEXEC
It never hurts to have more tools than you might need at the moment, or at 
least know about their existence.

The brief package description includes
--
TRACEXEC is a tool for analyzing and debugging EXEC applications. It does 
about five different things: 

TRACEXEC is an interactive debugger for interpreted REXX execs. You'll 
never need to modify code by inserting TRACE instructions again; just use 
TRACEXEC to set or clear breakpoints. You can set breakpoints using 
line-mode commands, or you can do it in a visual mode via an Xedit 
interface. 

If you don't need the full level of tracing control provided by TRACEXEC, 
you can still use it to specify that the EXECTRAC flag should be 
automatically turned on, or off, for specific execs. This can be useful 
for tracing a single exec buried deep within an application, as well as 
for tracing non-REXX execs. 

TRACEXEC is a run-time profiler for interpreted REXX execs. It can record 
both frequency of execution and CPU usage for each line within a REXX 
exec. 

TRACEXEC is a run-time profiler for EXEC applications. It records both 
frequency of execution and CPU usage for each EXEC within a multi-exec 
application. All interpreted and compiled EXEC languages are supported. 

TRACEXEC can be used to reveal the flow of logic in a multi-exec 
application, by displaying a message when an exec is entered (showing the 
exec name and arguments) or exited (showing CPU time and return code). All 
interpreted and compiled EXEC languages are supported. 
This is TRACEXEC Version 2.06. 

If you have questions or comments about TRACEXEC, contact Kent Fiala. 
--

I confess to never having tried it, but have read through the doc... 
pretty cool!

Regards,

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.



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Dear all, 

I am wondering if there is a utility available that would allow to use a 
dialed screen to a VM running CMS? 

As I understand, there is the possibility to make multitasking 
applications under CMS. Also full screen is supported nowadays. 
It would be great to have on one screen a REXX procedure edited while on 
the VM console that exec could be tested.

Thank you very much in advance. 

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Florian




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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-05 Thread Florian Bilek
Dear Peter, 

I looked already into Yvette some time ago but it does the other way roun
d.
It is a session manager. With Yvette you can logon to DIFFERENT VM guests

from ONE screen. I would like to have multiple screens to ONE VM guest. 


A more appropriate tool is CONINT also from the IBM utility download site
.
It allows to switch between several tasks in CMS. Here the xedit session
would be one task and the testing of the REXX exec is another task. It is
 
possible to switch between those tasks but a second screen is also not
supported. However CONINT doesn't run under z/VM 5.4. respectively the
actual CMS versions. 

Seems that the proposal of Kris is the only real practical solution. 

Thank you for that.

Kind regards,
Florian 



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>Hi Florian,
>
> 
>
>It sounds like you want Yvette from the VM downloads page.
>
> 
>
>Peter
>
> 
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>
>Dear all, 
>
>I am wondering if there is a utility available that would allow to use a

>dialed screen to a VM running CMS? 
>
>As I understand, there is the possibility to make multitasking
>applications under CMS. Also full screen is supported nowadays. 
>It would be great to have on one screen a REXX procedure edited while on

>the VM console that exec could be tested.
>
>Thank you very much in advance. 
>
>-- 
>Best regards
>
>Florian
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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-05 Thread Kris Buelens
I think its much easier to define yourself a second userid and place the
code to test in SFS, yielding one user to test, the other to XEDIT the
code.  That's how I worked for years.  Can e done without SFS too, but then
the tester would have to reACCESS the code minidisk after each change.

Multitasking is only really usable from C or Assembler programs (and by
MtRexx), anyhow: for service machines.  Special applications could indeed
use dialed screens, but I don't know any.

2010/7/5 

>  Hi Florian,
>
>
>
> It sounds like you want Yvette from the VM downloads page.
>
>
>
> Peter
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>
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>
>
>
> Dear all,
>
> I am wondering if there is a utility available that would allow to use a
> dialed screen to a VM running CMS?
>
> As I understand, there is the possibility to make multitasking applications
> under CMS. Also full screen is supported nowadays.
> It would be great to have on one screen a REXX procedure edited while on
> the VM console that exec could be tested.
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
> --
> Best regards
>
> Florian
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Re: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

2010-07-05 Thread Peter . Webb
Hi Florian,

 

It sounds like you want Yvette from the VM downloads page.

 

Peter

 

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Sent: July 5, 2010 13:15
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Subject: Second screen in a z/VM CMS session

 

Dear all, 

I am wondering if there is a utility available that would allow to use a
dialed screen to a VM running CMS? 

As I understand, there is the possibility to make multitasking
applications under CMS. Also full screen is supported nowadays. 
It would be great to have on one screen a REXX procedure edited while on
the VM console that exec could be tested.

Thank you very much in advance. 

-- 
Best regards

Florian



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