Joe,
Once again, can I strongly suggest that you pause your functionality
development for a while and invest some time into :
(O) A robust general purpose recovery routine that can be used in all modes
(prob/sup and TCB/SRB).
This routine should focus on grabbing diagnostic information into a s
+1
Since you do not have z/XDC, taking this advice from Rob will save you
hundreds of hours of debugging later, PLUS ensure that your final product
is reliable and as error free as you can make it.
Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.
On Sun, Sep 17, 2023 at 5:38 AM Rob Scott
Also, if he doesn't already know IPCS, learning it would be time well spent.
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Subject: Re: Why it’s important to take Seymour
An IRB is an RB while an SRB, despite the name, is not. An SRB oes away once it
is dispatched; a page fault schedules a new SRB to resume once the page is read
in.
GY28-6659-7, OS Release 21. 7 - IBM System/360 Operating System - MVT
Supervisor - Program Number 360S-CI-535, GY28-6659-7, SERVICE
> The pack mentality here is amazing.
Yeah, a pack of cats. I guess that your super intelligence hasn't picked up on
all of the disagreements here that don't involve you.
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Bill Johnson <0047540adefe-d
> I have a talent for facts.
ObSeanSpicer Alternative facts.
> anyone can tell with near certainty the color and ethnicity of
> most posters here simply based on their names.
It's unfortunate that being certain and being correct are two very different
things. FWIW, I would have guessed from y
Which of my facts aren’t true? Assembler is dying. Confirmed by one of
Assembler’s experts, Ray Mullins.
With a name like Bill Johnson, I would either be Scandinavian or black most
likely. I’m the former. Swedish mostly. Are you aware of how Swedes are named?
Here’s some context easily found on
Good news, while cleaning out my basement, I found my college Assembler
textbook. Along with my Assembler class final assignment printout. If anyone
wants the book, let my know, I’ll gladly give it to you so you can learn it.
Self taught of course.
It’s called Assembler Language Programming for
I remember the Share conferences in which I was there for the training and most
of you were there for the after hours beers. There are few disagreements here.
It’s a white frat boy cult.
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 10:24 AM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> The pa
> Essentially every belief you attributed to me. Who attended SHARE. Who had a
> degree. Knowing the ethnicity of posters.
Pop quiz. What is the Ethnicity of Snowden Williams? Where did my ancestors
live in the 19th and 20th centuries?
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Definitions are important or else words are subject to widely varying
interpretations. 'dying' appears to be equated to 'extinct' in these
claims. I suggest that as long as someone needs to understand the
underlying architecture of a computer, assembler language will be a
useful skill for th
I’ll guarantee you’re Jewish. There aren’t many Irish kids with the first name
Shmuel. Are you really equating the degree comments as something I can
determine in actuality? Really? Snowdon is from the old English meaning snow
hill. (Snow dun) Williams is from old German. (Wilhelm) It’s easy to
I know of a product that created a permanent subtask in the *MASTER*
address space by scheduling an SRB to *MASTER*, which then located the
IEEVWAIT task there and issued CIRB to create an IRB associated with
IEEVWAIT, which in turn issued an ATTACH to create a permanent subtask of
IEEVWAIT. The te
Dying can be slow or fast. Assembler has been dying a slow death for decades.
Yeah, it could go on for a decade or two but with far fewer programmers (most
are older) and less need. (Because far fewer programmers and more user friendly
replacements)
At no point has the mainframe been shrinking
I agree with Ray Mullins, Assembler is a niche market and shrinking.
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 12:01 PM, Bill Johnson
<0047540adefe-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
Dying can be slow or fast. Assembler has been dying a slow death for decades.
Yea
You should read some history of the Jewish ghettos of Europe. Also read up on
the pope declaring “Cum nimis absurdum”. You got to love the Christians right?
An excerpt.
In 1555, Pope Paul IV issued the “Cum nimis absurdum” proclamation, which
required the Jews of Rome to live in separate quart
The question is whether you can, as you claimed, determine my origins from my
name. You can probably determine whether I am Ashkenazi, Mizrachi or Sephardi,
but beyond that it is not as easy as you believe.
For that matter, can you tell from his name whether an American-born citizen
has ancestr
I already told you, you’re Jewish. Just like most people can tell I’m Swedish.
But, you can’t tell where in Sweden my ancestors came. Just as I can’t tell
(without more research) where your ancestors are from.
As usual, you like to try to prove me wrong. And can’t.
African Americans are more d
I know what you told me. As usual, you're dodging the question and lying about
those who disagree with you. Saying that I'm Jewish Isn't any closer to
identifying my ethnicity than saying that You're Buddhist or Christian.
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I'd really be interested, because I am collecting historic computer
related books,
so if - by any chance - you could send it to Germany, I would be happy.
Of course, I would pay you the needed transfer costs.
For exchanging contact information, please send me an offline mail. Thanks.
BTW: https
Or, perhaps, learn to read an SVCDUMP.
Learn how the control blocks fit together.
As TSO was kind enough to provide an SVCDUMP of the error, look at the trace
table to see how your IRB was scheduled and what failed. IPCS subcommand
SYSTRACE.
Look at the current task structure. IPCS subcommand S
Well, technically an SRB code can get control before the address space is
supposed to get control. The SRB runs without a TCB and is limited in which
system services can be issued.
The IRB is an RB like a PRB and is associated with a TCB. It is usually placed
by something not running under that T
Ok, you’re right, as your fragile ego needs.
As I stated, and proved, I can tell most people’s color and ethnicity just
using their names. It’s not hard. Most people can do it. I’m neither Buddhist
or Christian.
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 1:22 PM, Seymour
I would gladly send it to you. Send where off list. mellonb...@yahoo.com
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 2:09 PM, Bernd Oppolzer
wrote:
I'd really be interested, because I am collecting historic computer
related books,
so if - by any chance - you could send it
If I had started cleaning last year, I could have brought it with me to
Regensburg.
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 2:09 PM, Bernd Oppolzer
wrote:
I'd really be interested, because I am collecting historic computer
related books,
so if - by any chance - you
Thanks! So the main points are (as I already thought) that an SRB isn't
related to any TCB's and is dispatched before any TCB's, or even if
there are no TCB's ready for work.
And (what I think you're saying) is that an IRB is related to a
particular TCB, which makes it quite different from an
STIMER(M) w/o (without) WAIT.
WAIT just places the RB in a wait so no IRB is required.
On Sun, 17 Sep 2023 12:08:38 -0700 Tom Brennan
wrote:
:>Thanks! So the main points are (as I already thought) that an SRB isn't
:>related to any TCB's and is dispatched before any TCB's, or even if
:>ther
You use an IRB for any of
Obsolete access methods
STIMER with exit
STAI
STAX
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Johnson doesn't understand the difference between ethnicity and religion.
How surprising.
On Mon, Sep 18, 2023 at 4:44 AM Bill Johnson <
0047540adefe-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Ok, you’re right, as your fragile ego needs.
>
> As I stated, and proved, I can tell most people’s colo
False. Read up dimwit.
https://www.jewfaq.org/what_is_judaism
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, 4:58 PM, Wayne Bickerdike
wrote:
Johnson doesn't understand the difference between ethnicity and religion.
How surprising.
On Mon, Sep 18, 2023 at 4:44 AM Bill Joh
Johnson is correct.
To U.S. Jews, being Jewish is not just about religion
There is no one way that American Jews think about being Jewish, as the survey
makes clear. When asked whether being Jewish is mainly a matter of religion,
ancestry or culture, some Jewish respondents pick each of those t
Just quoting a survey proves nothing. Plenty of Muslims became Muslims
because they married a Muslim.
So I guess you can divorce your ethnicity and marry another one.
On Mon, Sep 18, 2023 at 7:29 AM Bob T Roller <
044ef325f6c3-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Johnson is correct.
>
> T
The culture for most Mizrachi and Sephardi Jews is very different from that of
Ashkenazi Jews. Did he read his own cite?
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Hi Michael,
you could directly run the REXX as in-stream in the JCL:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=routine-using-irxjcl-execute-in-stream-rexx-exec
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