Have you considered cloning the repository and utilizing Git's file
tagging feature? It can handle the tagging process for you. If you don't
have internet access, a suggestion would be to tag all the files as
ISO8859-1. It's advisable to avoid using UTF-8, as it may cause issues
with some ported tools that will not work. That includes the majority of
Rocket ported tools. If you list the IBM Python runtime library you will
notice that all source files are tagged "iso8859-1" even though Python
mandates UTF-8.
You're faced with a porting task for 'psutil' on z/OS. To enumerate the
process table, you'll need to utilize w_getpsent() [1]. Keep in mind
that if you want to include processes that you don't own, SAF
authorization will be required. It's likely that most socket functions
won't work due to the absence of ioctl() flags. Hopefully, you won't
need to call z/OS UNIX callable services, as the ibm-clang compiler
necessary for Python 3.11 lacks support for OS linking. Consequently,
you'll need to write thunk code. If you can use Git, you can fork the
psutil repository, make your z/OS changes, and open a pull request to
merge them upstream. This way, the modified version can be easily
installed using pip.
[1] Reference:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.3.0?topic=functions-w-getpsent-w-getpsent64-get-process-data
On 8/7/2023 11:03 pm, Frank Allan Rasmussen wrote:
Hi
Yes - that is the one.
It does not support z/OS so I tried to fix that.
BR
Frank Allan Rasmusen
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