On Wednesday, 09/29/2010 at 10:39 EDT, "McKown, John"
wrote:
> Would this be "true JAVA"? I.e. from licensed source? Or a port of
OpenJDK?
> Which I take it is somewhat different. Or am I, once again, out of my
mind
> (please leave a voice message at the tone)?
The CMS version was a port of
> Would this be "true JAVA"? I.e. from licensed source? Or a port of
> OpenJDK? Which I take it is somewhat different. Or am I, once again,
> out of my mind (please leave a voice message at the tone)?
If you want the licensed source, then the price obviously goes up. The
technical problem is pret
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> Subject: Re: Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS?
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> But
> who
> is going to write it? It's
> not going to come from Sun/Oracle. Sun doesn't even provide one for the
> M
> acintosh -- Apple
> does. There are a heck of a lot more Macs than copies of CMS.
If you want it enough to contribute to the development, let's talk offlist.
We've done Java po
In the Redbook I mentioned, I wrote a chapter to compare NetRexx with Rexx.
And, as opposed to OO-Rexx, NetRexx is not upward compatible with REXX.
I didn't visit NetRexx recently, but as NetRexx is in Java, NetRexx runs on
all Java platforms (this too should appear in this redbook)
2010/9/29 Ala
Unfortunately, if you find the old CMS JAVA, I'm sure it will NOT use IEE
E floating point. A decent
CMS Java Virtual Machine with a JIT would perhaps run very well. But who
is going to write it? It's
not going to come from Sun/Oracle. Sun doesn't even provide one for the M
acintosh -- Apple
do
Right, so even better chance that java on cms would be more than
acceptable. Too bad there's no business case.
John P. Hartmann wrote:
Barton, you overlook the lack of IEEE floating point in the hardware
in those days.
On 28 September 2010 04:08, Barton Robinson
wrote:
Barton, you overlook the lack of IEEE floating point in the hardware
in those days.
On 28 September 2010 04:08, Barton Robinson
wrote:
I was part of a Redbook team about Java on CMS: SG24-5148, VM/ESA *Network
Computing with Java and NetRexx* - April 1998
(I still have a LIST3820 of it and the tools we wrote for it, BFSLIST for
example).
As I thought that most of the public for this redbook would be VMers, the
book became more of
I seem to recall that NetRexx would run on CMS, back before I retired. That
would require a compiler and JVM, yes?
Les
Alan Ackerman wrote:
Maybe. There was discussion at the time that CMS Java needed a JIT (Just
In Time) compiler and
did not have one. Even with much faster mainframes, I thin
Maybe. There was discussion at the time that CMS Java needed a JIT (Just
In Time) compiler and
did not have one. Even with much faster mainframes, I think this would be
a problem. If anyone
has time and resources to test this, I'd love to hear how it works out. I
'm not doing CMS
performance a
ate: 09/27/2010 10:56 AM
Subject:Re: Is there
> Subject:Re: Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS?
>
Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS?
Nope. There used to be one, but it was sent to the guillotine about Java 1.2 or
so. If you want to do Java on VM, you have to do it in a Linux, VSE or z/OS
guest.
Subject:Re: Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS
I want to share JAVA code between platforms.
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>
>
> Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS?
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>
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> Thanks,
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> Michel Beaulieu
>
> Montreal, Canada
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Dave Jones
V/Soft Software
www.vsoft-software.com
Houston, TX
281.578.7544
Hello,
I want to share JAVA code between platforms.
Is there a JAVA implementation for CMS?
Thanks,
Michel Beaulieu
Montreal, Canada
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