Dennis Schaffer wrote:
Hi,
My shop is interested in using zLinux to cross-compile C++ programs which
will be executed on z/OS. The purpose would be to make use of cheaper IFL
cycles instead of the more expensive CP cycles.
Are there options for "gcc" or are cross-compilers available which w
Thomas David Rivers wrote:
> As far as I know - we are the only people who provide such an offering.
> We have several customers doing their z/OS (IBM compatible) builds
> on z/Linux.
> Not only do you save cycles, our customers have found their builds
> run *much* faster!
> We have C, C++ and a
Hi,
Are there options for "gcc" or are cross-compilers available which would run
on zLinux and generate object code or modules which could be executed under
z/OS?
GCC and the GNU binutils do not support the z/OS ABI and binary format. So
currently there is no way to build z/OS executables usi
Hi,
My shop is interested in using zLinux to cross-compile C++ programs which
will be executed on z/OS. The purpose would be to make use of cheaper IFL
cycles instead of the more expensive CP cycles.
Are there options for "gcc" or are cross-compilers available which would run
on zLinux and ge
Hi Dennis,
As far as I know - we are the only people who provide such an offering.
We have several customers doing their z/OS (IBM compatible) builds
on z/Linux.
Not only do you save cycles, our customers have found their builds
run *much* faster!
We have C, C++ and assembler.. (although,
