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offline zguru from Lindale (Texas) (United States) on 2002-04-23 03:02 [#00189962]
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OK, I've got some work to do. I need to know where there
is some good source code for ANSI C and for Assembler on IBM
370s. It's for school. I'm not some sort or rogue
programmer trying to rule the world.

I just want some websites with lots of source code to give
me some ideas.


 

offline zguru from Lindale (Texas) (United States) on 2002-04-23 03:15 [#00189967]
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I just assumed that some here were computer programmers. I
think I saw some people discussing stuff like this.


 

offline xlr from Boston (United States) on 2002-04-23 03:19 [#00189968]
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I'm so bad at programming it's not even funny. The only
thing I have any sort of real experience with is HTML and
visual basic.


 

offline jand from Braintree (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-23 07:46 [#00190086]
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Your best bet is to do a google on IBM370 ANSI C ....

Probably your best bet is LINUX - IBM are pretty on the ball
with it & I reckon they'll probably support it on a 370...
but you'll need to check...

If LINUX does work, then use the GNU C compiler...GCC ...
Source Code is easily available...(not sure about ASM)...

Hope this helps..

 

offline aneurySm from Ypsilanti (United States) on 2002-04-23 08:13 [#00190102]
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i haven;t really programmed for over 6 years
it was Turbo Pascal v6.0 with some inline ASM

 

offline strollop from pleasure on 2004-11-02 03:17 [#01379396]
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phobia manlover

 

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