.
A LISP interpreter written entirely in BAL, with self-modifying code and
almost out of base register addressibility... that was quite an interesting
piece of code.
regards, Jeff Savit
Gary M. Dennis wrote:
1. How does OpenSolaris zfs utilize the storage tier on System z? Are the
disks allocated to zfs pool(s) simply reserved CMS formatted disks?
Exactly that: minidisks used by OpenSolaris on z port (sirius for short)
are CMS-formatted and RESERVE-d minidisks. That way
On Fri, 3 Apr 2009 18:32:10 -0500, Gary M. Dennis gary.den...@mantissa.c
om
wrote:
As it is written. Guests pull from the server on read requests and ser
vers
pull from the guests on write requests.
We seem to be missing an interrupt sequence don't we?
Gary
Okay, got it. Ultra-traditional
or TOS, let alone early
DOS, OS/360, or CP. Doesn't sound like 1130 either. IBM 7090 or 704x?
STRETCH? That was rare enough, and by this time, who knows what it was
like. Maybe CDC2600?
A little teaser for greying neurons...
cheers, Jeff
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Jeff Savit
Principal Engineer
Sun Microsystems
Well, that presses all my nostalgia buttons at once! The 360/22 was the
first computer I programmed or operated. We ran HASP RJE on it, and
then (once we got to a full 64K of core memory) ran DOS/360 release 26.2
- though at one point I did an OS/360 PCP install. You could watch it go
CPU-busy
