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Mark, Probably the easiest way to get fullscreen support while using an Amiga connected to your host is to pick up a good VT100 emulation package (I use Diga! myself) and dial into SIM3278. When SIM3278 prompts you for terminal id enter VT100 (by the way a response of ?…
Rocco I am not sure why you would want to emulate an IBM 3101 terminal on your Amiga (unless you want to access PVM that is). While I never written a 3101 emulation for Diga! I have a lot of experience writing host device drivers for the 3101 and am…
Rocco I am not sure why you would want to emulate an IBM 3101 terminal on your Amiga (unless you want to access PVM that is). While I never written a 3101 emulation for Diga! I have a lot of experience writing host device drivers for the 3101 and am…
Geo, I have to agree with you on that one – CICS is very good at providing a transaction based environment. That C language announcement is part of the SAA (systems application architecture) stuff I believe. Steve
Geo, I don't want to carry this on too long since we are in the Amiga Forum, but I am curious about your average TSO address space size ? Also, how much TSO foreground processing goes on there (don't count in CICS users) ? I suspect that with VM on…
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Paul, I stand corrected – I haven't really kept up on the goings on in the DOS/VSE world lately. Steve
Geo, Actually SIM3278/VTAM was designed for and operates under MVS (VTAM application program). I suspect that if your employer hates VM but loves MVS he must be running CICS (or something similar) – try loading up 500+ TSO address spaces under MVS (or even MVS/XA) and see why users (the…
Geo, Actually SIM3278/VTAM was designed for and operates under MVS (VTAM application program). I suspect that if your employer hates VM but loves MVS he must be running CICS (or something similar) – try loading up 500+ TSO address spaces under MVS (or even MVS/XA) and see why users (the…