Hello Group,
We have a requirement to to run the z/OS 1.10 C/C++
compiler on z/OS 1.11 system. I didn't find any documents to setup this.
But I believe, I will have to copy some of the RES
volume dataset from z/OS 1.10 system to z/OS 1.11
quirement to to run the z/OS 1.10
C/C++ compiler on z/OS 1.11 system. I didn't find any documents to setup
this.
>
>But I believe, I will have to copy some of the RES
volume dataset from z/OS 1.10 system to z/OS 1.11 with different name. But
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nt to to run the z/OS 1.10 C/C++
> compiler on z/OS 1.11 system. I didn't find any documents to setup this.
>
>But I believe, I will have to copy some of the RES
> volume dataset from z/OS 1.10 system to z/OS 1.11 with different name. But
> there
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> On Behalf Of saurabh khandelwal
> Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 1:30 AM
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> Subject: Re: C Compiler on z/OS 1.11
>
> Hello,
> I have checked in Server pac installation document and
> that
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I'm wondering *why* the OP needs to do this. We run this compiler, and never
ran into why this was needed.
The only time I had an issue with compilers in general was my own fault,
because I didn't have the needed LE runtime support for the newer version of
the compiled modules on my backlev
++
to run on particular z/OS version.
Also as I mentioned earlier, I still need to find that
1) Is it possible to run the z/OS 1.10 C/C++ compiler on z/OS 1.11 system.
2) Is it possible to runrun the z/OS 1.13 compiler on a z/OS 1.11 system.
what else steps are involved to configure this C,C
that
>
> 1) Is it possible to run the z/OS 1.10 C/C++ compiler on z/OS 1.11 system.
> 2) Is it possible to runrun the z/OS 1.13 compiler on a z/OS 1.11 system.
>
> what else steps are involved to configure this C,C++ compiler on different
> version of z/OS as mentioned above after
OK, so I have to ask: Isn't it a lot simpler to just use the
higher-level compiler with the right ARCH and TUNE levels?
Kirk Wolf wrote:
This is possible; the Users Guide has the details on how to set it up.
For compiling under a shell, you need to export STEPLIB to point to
SCCNCMP, SCEERUN,
Using a later compiler with the same ARCH, TUNE, *and especially* TARGET is
supposed to give you a module that will run on the target level system (and
above).
But, you are still using a different version of the compiler, and there
*can* be impacts. To be completely safe you should do regression
