Peter,
Thanks for the feedback.
We’re aware of the importance of z/OS XL C/C++ listings. We have been working
on bringing key information from the XL C/C++ listing into Open XL C/C++. This
is a large task that is taking time and is not part of the beta build for Open
XL C/C++ 2.Next release.
We are conducting a Python User Research Survey to gain a deeper understanding
of your needs and usage of Python on z/OS. The survey is available at
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/EnKStQphyb
As you may know, Python, along with ZOAU (Z Open Automation Utilities) and OEF
(Open Enterprise Founda
The beta build for the next release of Open XL C/C++ for z/OS is ready for
download from the EPWT site
https://early-access.ibm.com/software/support/trial/cst/programwebsite.wss?siteId=1125.
If you are using Open XL C/C++ 2.1 or XL C/C++ for z/OS, or are simply
interested in exploring the C/C++
As you are aware that the Open XL C/C++ is based off Clang/LLVM infrastructure.
Clang/LLVM libc++ has added more header files to support the recent C++
language standards. C++17 std is the default for Open XL C/C++ 2.1. C++98 is
the default for XL C/C++.
Possible solutions include lowering the
Programming Guide. Enterprise COBOL has a Programming Guide. HLASM
>has a Programmer's Guide. Heck, even Rexx has a User's Guide.
>
>You need a Language Reference specific to the actual support on z/OS and you
>need a User's and/or Programming Guide.
>
>Charles
&g
Open XL C/C++ is being delivered in stages with incremental enhancements. Open
XL C/C++ 1.1 was bringing the Clang/LLVM infrastructure to the z/OS platform to
support more recent C++ standards needed by many open-source applications
coming onto the platform. Open XL C/C++ 2.1 added 32-bit code g
We are transitioning from XL C/C++ to Open XL C/C++ to take advantage of
Clang/LLVM open-source innovation and intend to provide Metal C support in Open
XL C/C++ as soon as possible. This means we do not plan to update Metal C in
z/OS XL C/C++ to support new z architectures and will focus on enh
