een REXX and PC-Pipes, I gave up.
So, I still use WINPIPE on my Windows 10. Incomplete, but the basics work
perfectly well. Except for VARLOAD, that causes REXX to abend. So I coded
around using STEM
Kris Buelens,
--- VM/VSE consultant, Belgium ---
--
e of preso at the workshop. Oh well.
Meanwhile, I continue to dig into these older implementations and learn
as much as I can from them.
-- R; <><
On 6/9/24 7:43 PM, Rick Troth wrote:
hello gang --
I've been trying to gather a list of pipelines implementations apart
from CMS/TSO.
Specifica
hello gang --
I've been trying to gather a list of pipelines implementations apart
from CMS/TSO.
Specifically, I know about NetRexx Java Pipes, and I think there was
another Java implementation. I also found an implementation in Swift.
Are there others? This is my current question.
I'm scheduled
So what you're saying is that we need a 'lookup' stage for other
environments/platforms, presumably including all the other stages from
that "doctor's bag" of remedies and the record-oriented and multi-stream
capabilities which make it all work.
Sounds good!
-- R; <><
On 1/23/22 13:20, Dave Jon
I was also going to reply to Eloy's note but ran out of time last week.
Hoping to not tread on NetRexx Pipelines (and glad to hear that René and
Jeff are continuing Ed's work), I must point out that it is possible to
have Hartmann-style plumbing /natively/ on other platforms. I proved
(for myself
.
Enjoy!
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On 1/24/22 08:59, Rick Troth wrote:
> Speaking of "the new BITNET", I also don't have time, but I did *take*
> some time a while back to snag an old hosts file and create a BIND
> (that is, 'named') zone file (attached).
> All of t
Speaking of "the new BITNET", I also don't have time, but I did *take*
some time a while back to snag an old hosts file and create a BIND (that
is, 'named') zone file (attached).
All of the public DNS servers handling Casita.Net will also reserve
/hostname/*.bitnet.* (note the trailing dot) accordi
There's value in having common expressions across platforms and
environments. Witness the 'ifconfig' command Alan and company created years
ago for VM TCP/IP. (Later regretting that it lacked '-a'.)
Often the common component is only a portion, but combining segments is
trivial. Think outside the
t;EBCDIC_1047". But maybe those are part of the purge?
Not sure if "37-2" deserves its own page. Maybe. CERTAINLY the story
should be told, so maybe yes.
But the loss of these *other* pages is B-A-D. ("B" for "broken", and see
rule #1.)
-- R; <><
On 9/15/
As I recall (and this was a hot topic for me and others around 1990,
especially at the SHARE conference) "CP 37 v2" was what customers called
the corrected version of Codepage 37.
Codepage 37 was an excellent attempt by IBM to capture standard practice
at the time (in the US) along with full align
... | spec /'/ w 1 /'/ | ...
perhaps?
On 4/24/20 10:10 AM, Lionel Dyck wrote:
> I am extracting dataset names from a JCL member and then need to use
> GETFILES to read them in for additional processing. I have the dataset names
> but what I haven't figured out (yet) is how to enclose the
That would be the goal of the project I mentioned (using POSIX pipe pair
to effect Hartmann Pipes). The base functionality would be highly
portable. Adding Rexx to such a thing is easy. Regression testing with
Rexx samples from CMS would be a requirement.
Not talking about boiling the full ocean.
NRJ looks cool (Based on NetRexx it *had* to be cool), and as I recall
surprisingly complete. But I did not get very far in understanding it. I
also have an outstanding concern: can it drive stages simultaneously and
natively outside of the JVM?
As a community, we've always been critical of Unix s
Thanks.
Yes, I had seen that one.
My heart sank when I saw it requires .Net.
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On 02/19/2017 04:08 PM, DeWayne Thomas wrote:
> Have you looked at this one?
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/pc-pipelines/files/?source=navbar
>
> D>
>
>
> On 0
How many of us crave Pipelines when working with other systems?
I have seen at least two, probably three (maybe more) implementations of
Pipelines for systems other than CMS or MVS. Never could get into them
because they required heavy (IMO) supporting infrastructure. They're not
portable. They're
"plus one" ... or maybe more than one
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On Jun 29, 2016 11:23 AM, "John P. Hartmann" wrote:
> While the original C support has long been unusable, it is now
> reasonably simple to write filters that are compiled with GCC on a Linux
> platform.
>
> The distribution is at https://github.
I blew most of the weekend tinkering with CMS TAR. Needed it for
something and turned out that it had never been updated for certain
changes in CMS. (It began in the days before I knew to use things like
DATECONVERT, even before OpenVM.) Seems to be working okay at the
moment, but still has some ro
> ...
Nice work, John!
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Rick Troth
Senior Software Developer
Velocity Software Inc.
Mountain View, CA 94041
Main: (877) 964-8867
Direct: (614) 594-9768
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Anyone have contact info for Tom? (other than his Yahoo address)
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 4:45 PM, Frank M. Ramaekers
wrote:
> Hackeddon't click!
>
> Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: CMSTSO Pipelines Discussion List [mailto:CMS-
>> pipeli...@vm.marist.edu] On
On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 10:51 AM, John P. Hartmann wrote:
> Dear Rick,
>
> HFSEXECUTE was added twenty years ago.
???
Is that not the USS companion to BFSEXECUTE? I have used that one for
more than ten years (but not quite twenty, I admit). It handles
filesystem operations, but does not run a
> ICU and ICONV could presumably be ported to CMS. Note that ICONV at least
> will throw an error if it finds a character that isn't in the input
> charset--this can be a nasty surprise. Haven't tested ICU.
Also, OpenVM sports an 'iconv' command.
help oshell iconv
Not clear from that doc
The format is (reverse engineering here) ...
1-8 groupname 9-* data
... where "data" is ...
OBL varname OBL vardata
(OBL being that one-byte-length) I hope this helps!
-- R; <><
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 6:17 PM, Glenn Knickerbocker wrote:
> I don't know why I've never bothe
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