I have most of it written in Assembler as a TCP/IP server
With Windows being the client it issues command to the tcp/ip server
Each command is in a CSECT
In this Assembler CSECT I would like to call the C DLL to open read the file
In Windows I would be displaying it in a rich edit
The
Can you do the whole process in C? When I first tried to move myself from
doing everything in assembler I kept hoping to dimp my toe into doing little
bits and pieces in C, and that never worked out. What worked out was writing
the whole darned thing in C, and then using assembler for a few little
I am trying to read a VB file
First of my Assembler code is RMODE31
So I anyway have to call something below the line to open to read to close so
each of these could be a DLL export
The Z/os data I hope to save in a data space
The windows in the global heap
The processing is similar
I have written a bunch of Z and Windows "system" software in C++ so I think
I am qualified to answer this question.
I don't think I know enough to judge the overall practicality of this
approach. Some things are nearly identical on Z and Windows: TCP comes to
mind. Some things are radically
Hi
I have some code the majority of which I would like to duplicate on a
Windows platform. It occurred to me that if I write the code as a C/C++
DLL the changes most of which I can segregate with a #ifdef.
Is this doable using Metal C or do I have to use language environment. I am
looking
