Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-09-10 Thread Dave Wade
--- Rick Troth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder: could you get it to call LE libraries > instead of OS libs? > > -- R; > Rick, I know its a long time since you asked the above, but looking at the original Dave Pitts compiler, I note he did originally provide a port to LE on MVS. I'll try

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-24 Thread Thomas Kern
Sounds great. I look forward to downloading/uploading the latest level, then I can try learning C by actually trying to port some code. /Tom Kern --- Dave Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Glad its been od some use. Just to say that whilst I > have worked hard, a lot of work has goine on behind >

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-24 Thread Dave Wade
Tom, Glad its been od some use. Just to say that whilst I have worked hard, a lot of work has goine on behind the scenes. Dave Pitts who started this has helped fix some of the machine definitaions which were wrong for unsigned half words. Phil Roberts has been helping with math.h & of course Paul

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-24 Thread Thomas Kern
I have an interest in this because there is no budget for additional software for z/VM or Linux. I tried a version of your GCCCMS from the VM/370 group on my z/VM 5.1 system on a z890 IFL and it worked fine. A thought for future development would be to fix the runtime library to use CMS native pro

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Dave Wade
Rich, Should be a "Beta Release" available within the next few days. I'll put a note on here. Main slow down at present is pile of Timber the good lady wants converting to decking :-(. Dave. --- Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sounds good! Please let us know where and when you > set it

Re: GCCCMS for zVM and run time environment.

2006-04-22 Thread Dave Wade
--- Rick Troth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder: could you get it to call LE libraries > instead of OS libs? I don't see why not, but I am not sure how much work would be required. The present code is pretty tied into OS DCBs and QSAM I/O. I had not considered using LE as I know very little

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Rich Smrcina
Sounds good! Please let us know where and when you set it up for download. Dave Wade wrote: --- Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: VMARC format works. What is minimal at this point? I guess thats a "moot point". It actually now has almost all of the ANSI standard routines in place and

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Rick Troth
I wonder: could you get it to call LE libraries instead of OS libs? -- R;

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Dave Wade
--- Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > VMARC format works. What is minimal at this point? > I guess thats a "moot point". It actually now has almost all of the ANSI standard routines in place and the compiler will (almost) re-compile itself on VM. A couple of routines fail, I think becau

Re: GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Rich Smrcina
VMARC format works. What is minimal at this point? Dave Wade wrote: Folks, Thanks to the kind loan of access to a zVM system from Dave Jones @ V-Soft Software I now have a GCC323 that runs on VM, and generates "traditional" 370 assembler. There is also a minimal run time library so that CMS

GCCCMS for zVM

2006-04-22 Thread Dave Wade
Folks, Thanks to the kind loan of access to a zVM system from Dave Jones @ V-Soft Software I now have a GCC323 that runs on VM, and generates "traditional" 370 assembler. There is also a minimal run time library so that CMS "modules" can be produced. Due to some of the MVS macros used it still u