Re: Checking For OMVS Segment From Assembler

2006-12-17 Thread Walt Farrell
On 12/15/2006 3:21 PM, Don Poitras wrote: Harry Goldschmitt wrote: ...snipped... There is a documented restriction that an OMVS segment is needed to run C/C++, even in batch. I'm willing to write an assembler front end for the application. Does anyone know of a way to tell from assembler if

Re: Checking For OMVS Segment From Assembler

2006-12-15 Thread Don Poitras
Harry Goldschmitt wrote: I recently had a major bug at a site with a C++ application running in MVS batch. The site uses ACF2 for security. When the application started, it managed to read 2 members of a PDS successfully and then began getting permission errors on the 3rd member. It turns

Re: Checking For OMVS Segment From Assembler

2006-12-15 Thread Eric Spencer
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Don Poitras Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 2:21 PM To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU Subject: Re: Checking For OMVS Segment From Assembler Harry Goldschmitt wrote: I recently had a major bug at a site with a C++ application running in MVS batch. The site uses ACF2

Re: Checking For OMVS Segment From Assembler

2006-12-15 Thread Tony Harminc
Eric Spencer wrote: I use the initusp call to actually dub the environment which will return a reason if it fails, you can tell exactly why it wont work (or at least get closer than querydub) could be that there is an omvs segment but it is not fully defined... I like sysconf() = BPX1SYC, as