1985 VM Workshop at Kansas State University
Contents of the VM Workshop tools tape for 1985
These files are in VMARC format. Download from here, then transfer to your mainframe in binary fix 80 format.
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M0001: MTAM AND ATAM
Abstract:
The CMS Multiple Terminal Application Monitor (MTAM) is designed
to facilitate using the CMS Terminal Access Method (ATAM) with
multiple terminals. MTAM is intended to provide a vehicle for
the design and implementation of multi-user special-purpose sys-
tems which would be uneconomical or infeasible to make available
via multiple virtual machines. Formerly M0001V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Mike Borkowski, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario N2L
3G1, (519) 885-1211
Files in M0001: DMSIBM UW155DMS
DMKHVC UPDTMTAM
MTAMLIB TXTLIB
ATAMLIB TXTLIB
MTEST TEXT
MTAM SCRIPT
ATAMMTAM SCRIPT
ATAM SCRIPT
MTEST PLI
MTEST MODULE
MTAMDIR MODULE
MTAMGEN MODEL
MTAMLIB MACLIB
MTAMGEN MACLIB
ATAMLIB MACLIB
MTAM LISTING
ATAM LISTING
MTAMGEN EXEC
MTAMBLD EXEC
MTAMASM EXEC
ATAMASM EXEC
M0001 DOCUMENT
SESSBLOK COPY
DMSIBM AUXUOW
WRCHEK ASSEMBLE
TWRITE ASSEMBLE
TREAD ASSEMBLE
TOPNCLS ASSEMBLE
TERMIO ASSEMBLE
TERMINTH ASSEMBLE
RDCHEK ASSEMBLE
OUTSCAN ASSEMBLE
MTAMWAIT ASSEMBLE
MTAMSTRT ASSEMBLE
MTAMSTOP ASSEMBLE
MTAMOPEN ASSEMBLE
MTAMON ASSEMBLE
MTAMOFF ASSEMBLE
MTAMIO ASSEMBLE
MTAMINIT ASSEMBLE
MTAMHASH ASSEMBLE
MTAMEXT ASSEMBLE
MTAMEND ASSEMBLE
MTAMDIR ASSEMBLE
MTAMCHOP ASSEMBLE
MTAMCALL ASSEMBLE
MTAMATTX ASSEMBLE
MTAMACCT ASSEMBLE
MTAM ASSEMBLE
INPSCAN ASSEMBLE
Date: November 16, 1983
Blocks: 50 1k disk blocks.
M0001.VMARC
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M0002: XREF
This package processes a group of assemble and update files to
produce a cross reference listing of the global symbols and the
names of the modules referencing them. This package can be used
on any VM component (DMK,DMS etc.) or other component (such as
the 3705 emulator program) which is maintained using control
files and the CMS update command. The output format is similar
to that used in the VM System Logic Manual. This package is
release independent. For SP2 and SP3. Formerly M0003V00 on
VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Herb Weiner, Tektronix, Inc., P.O. Box 1000, Wilsonville, Oregon
97070, (503) 685-3586
XREFFMT MODULE
XREF MODULE
XREFMAC MACLIB
XREFX EXEC
XREFINST EXEC
XREF EXEC
M0002 DOCUMENT
XREF CONTROL
XREFFMT ASSEMBLE
XREF ASSEMBLE
Date: November 16, 1983
Blocks: 10 1k disk blocks.
M0002.VMARC
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M0003: EDIT MACROS
Two EDIT macros, $BOX and $BRACKET, aid in documenting CP/CMS
commands using SCRIPT. $BOX creates a box for command syntax
diagrams. $BRACKET places groups of operands into a box, sur-
rounded by square brackets. Documentation can be formatted
using SCRIPT, or typed without formatting. This package is
release independent. For SP2 and SP3. Formerly M0004V00 on
VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Herb Weiner, Tektronix, Inc., P.O. Box 1000, Wilsonville, Oregon
97070, (503) 685-3586
$MACRO SCRIPT
$BRACKET EXEC
$BOX EXEC
M0003 DOCUMENT
Date: November 16, 1983
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0003.VMARC
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M0004: CMS COMPARE COMMAND REPLACEMENT
This command performs all the functions of the IBM COMPARE com-
mand. In addition, the following major extensions are provided:
(1) this program can identify, within the limits of available
virtual storage, any number of inserted or deleted records. (2)
This program can compare files with different record lengths
and/or record formats. Records are padded on the right with
blanks where necessary. (3) Output can be directed to the ter-
minal, disk, printer, or any combination of these. (4) This
program can produce an UPDATE file suitable for the CMS UPDATE
command. This update file can be used to update the first file
to the second file. (5) Given two CMS files with differences in
content and/or sequence numbers and an update file which applies
to the first file, this program can produce an update file with
the correct sequence numbers to apply the same changes to the
second file. This facility has been used at Cornell to simplify
the task of upgrading local modifications at release change
time. (6) Additional minor enhancements. This program is
release independent. For SP2 and SP3. Formerly M0005V00 on
VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Herb Weiner, Tektronix, Inc., P.O. Box 1000, Wilsonville, Oregon
97070, (503) 685-3586
COMPARE MACLIB
COMPARE HELP
M0004 DOCUMENT
COMPARE CNTRL
COMPARE ASSEMBLE
Date: November 16, 1983
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0004.VMARC
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M0005: ENDECODE
This subroutine offers essentially the same capability as Pratt
& Whitney's READZERO mod but is different in two respects.
First, the subroutine is not a list of modifications to IBCOM
and is essentially release-independent; and with minor changes
(documented in the source), the same subroutine can be used with
DOS FORTRAN. Second, the ENCODE/DECODE/REREAD unit is user
selected; zero works also. There is an option which lets the
user specify a maximum lines per page on the printer output
file. Formerly M0006V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Russell, Badger America, Inc., One Broadway, Cambridge,
Massachusetts 02142, (617) 494-7000
ENDECODE TEXT
M0005 DOCUMENT
ENDECODE ASSEMBLE
ENDECODE ABSTRACT
Date: November 17, 1983
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0005.VMARC
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M0006: FORTRAN TO PL/I LANGUAGE CONVERSION
This is the IBM Type 3 Fortran IV-to-PL/I F language conversion
program. It converts Fortran source to PL/I F. Documentation
has a filetype of LISTING. Formerly M0007V00 on VM/SP Release
1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, Metrek Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
LCPINT TEXT
LCP TEXT
LCPDOC SCRIPT
LCPABST SCRIPT
LCP MODULE
PROGRAM LCPTEXT
LBLNK LCPTEXT
RTPRO LCPPLI
PH30 LCPPLI
PH20 LCPPLI
PH10 LCPPLI
NLPRO LCPPLI
LTCOL LCPPLI
LCPF4 LCPPLI
IPPRO LCPPLI
IOPRO LCPPLI
IFPRO LCPPLI
FTPRO LCPPLI
FNPRO LCPPLI
DMPRO LCPPLI
CAPRO LCPPLI
ARPRO LCPPLI
ALPRO LCPPLI
JOB LCPJCL
CONTROL LCPCARDS
PUTTBS LCPASM
LBLNK LCPASM
CONVER LCPASM
LCPSAMP FORTRAN
LCPDUMP EXEC
LCP EXEC
M0006 DOCUMENT
LCPINT ASSEMBLE
Date: November 17, 1983
Blocks: 33 1k disk blocks.
M0006.VMARC
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M0007: SNOBOL4 VERSION 3.5
This is SNOBOL4 Version 3.5 as distributed by Bell Telephone
Laboratories modified to run under CMS. It works with VS
FORTRAN, in addition to older FORTRANs. Formerly M0008V00 on
VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, METREK Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
SNOBOL4 TXTLIB
TEST3 SNOBOL4
TEST2 SNOBOL4
TEST1 SNOBOL4
SNOBDOC LISTING
SNOBABST LISTING
SNOBOL4 EXEC
M0007 DOCUMENT
SNOBINT ASSEMBLE
Date: November 17, 1983
Blocks: 9 1k disk blocks.
M0007.VMARC
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M0008: GPSS V INTERFACE
A modified version of the interface routine for GPSS V (mod
M00048V00 on Release 5) which supports HELP blocks and an EXEC
to invoke it. It was also necessary to add code to the inter-
face routine to intercept STIMER and TTIMER requests from GPSS.
The GPSS V EXEC uses an exec called DEFT to get temporary space.
This is available in VMIX, or can be replaced by an exec which
gets a temporary 'C' disk. Formerly M0009V00 on VM/SP Release
1. For SP2.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, METREK Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
GPSSV EXEC
M0008 DOCUMENT
GPSSV ASSEMBLE
Date: November 18, 1983
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0008.VMARC
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M0009: 2250'S UNDER CMS
An abstract describing support for 2250's under CMS. This pack-
age is so large it's not practical to include it in the VM
Library; the listing file describes ordering procedures. For-
merly M0010V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, METREK Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
CMS2250 LISTING
M0009 DOCUMENT
Date: November 18, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0009.VMARC
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M0010: DATA TRANSLATION TO/FROM ASCII
This macro and subroutine translate data between ASCII and
EBCDIC. Translation of data between ASCII and EBCDIC may be
requested by assembler or high level languages. Documentation
is a listing file and should be printed on a printer with lower
case characters, or one whose lower case characters are folded
into upper case characters, or using the UPCASE option on the
print command. Formerly M0012V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2
and SP3.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, METREK Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
ASCDOC SCRIPT
XLATEUOW MACRO
M0010 DOCUMENT
ASCEBC ASSEMBLE
Date: November 18, 1983
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0010.VMARC
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M0011: RSCS ACTIVITY DATA COLLECTOR
This PL/I program produces reports on the activity of DMTNPT
links under RSCS. The code should be easily modifiable for
DMTSML. Documentation is a listing file and should be printed
on a printer with lower case characters, or one whose lower case
characters are folded into upper case characters, or using the
UPCASE option on the print command. Formerly M0013V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2.
Author: Gabe Goldberg, The MITRE Corporation, METREK Division, 1820
Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 827-6000
RSCSDAT PLI
DMTNPT MW007DMT
RSCSDAT MODULE
RSCSSAMP LISTING
RSCSDAT EXEC
M0011 DOCUMENT
Date: November 23, 1983
Blocks: 6 1k disk blocks.
M0011.VMARC
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M0012 is in M0075 |
M0013: CMSTMS
This is a package which provides rudimentary OS tape label
support in CMS, and an interface to record CMS output tapes
in either UCC's TMS system or Gulf's TLMS system.
Documentation is in both SCRIPT and LISTING formats.
Requires macros in M0012-USERMAC.
Formerly M0016V01 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Home Savings of America
P.O. Box 3992, North Hollywood, California 91609
(213) 503-2508
CMSTMSJB TMS
CMSTMSJB TLMS
CMSTMS SCRIPT
CMSTMS LISTING
CMSTMSJB DUMMY
M0013 DOCUMENT
CMSTMS ASSEMBLE
Date: November 23, 1983
Blocks: 7 1k disk blocks.
M0013.VMARC
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M0014: PRTRCVR
This program will read a spooled printer file from the reader
and print it retaining the original carriage control or it will
create a file of type LISTING which retains the carriage con-
trol. Documentation is in the source as comments, and it has a
built-in HELP facility. Requires macros in M0012-USERMAC. For-
merly M0017V01 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
M0014 DOCUMENT
PRTRCVR ASSEMBLE
Date: November 29, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0014.VMARC
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M0015: DIRLIST
This program will read a VM directory and print it stripping out
control information, passwords, and selected userids. Stripping
of passwords and selected userids can be bypassed with parms.
Printing is done one userid to a page. Documentation is in the
source as comments. Formerly M0018V01 on VM/SP Release 1. For
SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
M0015 DOCUMENT
DIRLIST ASSEMBLE
Date: November 30, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0015.VMARC
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M0016: USERID
This program will get the userid of its virtual machine and
stack it in the CMS console buffer. Can be useful in system
execs to determine the source of the request. Can run in either
the user area or the transient area. Documentation is in the
source as comments. Requires macros in M0075-USERMAC. Formerly
M0019V01 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
M0016 DOCUMENT
M0016 ASSEMBLE
Date: November 30, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0016.VMARC
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M0017: STKTIME
This program will get the current date and time from CP and
stack it in the CMS console buffer. Can be useful in system
execs to determine when the request originated. Documentation
is in the source as comments. An exec WAIT which uses STKTIME
to wait for a specified time of day is also included. Requires
macros in M0075-USERMAC. Formerly M0020V01 on VM/SP Release 1.
For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
WAIT EXEC
M0017V00 DOCUMENT
STKTIME ASSEMBLE
Date: December 5, 1983
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0017.VMARC
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M0018: ZIP3277
This program will get the console type from CP. If the console
is a screen (3277, 3278, 3158, 3066) the screen will be cleared.
(3278 only with SEPP, BSEPP.) Optionally, the console type will
be returned in the console stack. Can run in either the user
area or the transient area. Requires macros in M0075-USERMAC.
Formerly M0028V01 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
ZIP SCRIPT
M0018 DOCUMENT
M0018 ASSEMBLE
Date: December 5, 1983
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0018.VMARC
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M0019: RESETCP
This program when run as a CICS transaction on an OS/VS CICS
system will allow a terminal which has been 'DIALED' into the
CICS virtual machine to issue a reset CP command to release the
terminal. Requires a SVC to issue a CP command from a user pro-
gram. Formerly M0030V01 on VM/SP Release 1. This program is
usable only for the case of OS-CICS driving local 327X terminals
through BTAM. It cannot be used with TCAM or VTAM terminals.
For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven
Street, Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
RESETCP JOB
M0019 DOCUMENT
Date: December 5, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0019.VMARC
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M0020: VMSEP
This is a VS1 writer separator routine that for VS1 running
under VM, will route VS1 sysouts almost anywhere in the system
or around a RSCS-type network. It is table driven keyed to the
sysout class, and will spool to and tag to id's taken either
from table entries or from subfields of the jobcard accounting
field. Provision is made to also get the jobcard programmer
name field if desired, but this is not used in the implementa-
tion as supplied. The only VS1 mods needed are to add a type 1
SVC for CP commands (which you may already have), and a writer
catalogued procedure or two. Documentation is a memo file, and
listings of all assemblies are supplied. Most user customiza-
tion will simply be to add/change entries in the master table,
which is a separate assembly. Formerly M0044V01 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
VMSEP10 TEXT
VMSEP02 TEXT
VMSEP01 TEXT
VMSEP00 TEXT
VMSEP TEXT
SVC240 TEXT
IEFSD095 TEXT
USERMAC MACLIB
VMSEP10 LISTING
VMSEP02 LISTING
VMSEP01 LISTING
VMSEP00 LISTING
VMSEP LISTING
SVC240 JOB
LSEP EXEC
ASEP EXEC
AMODGEN EXEC
AL EXEC
M0020 DOCUMENT
VMSEP10 ASSEMBLE
VMSEP02 ASSEMBLE
VMSEP01 ASSEMBLE
VMSEP00 ASSEMBLE
VMSEP ASSEMBLE
SVC240 ASSEMBLE
Date: December 6, 1983
Blocks: 25 1k disk blocks.
M0020.VMARC
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M0021: CCTYPE
This program will read a file containing ASA carriage control
from an accessed CMS disk, and print it on a typewriter type of
terminal, with carriage control. Documentation is in the source
as comments, and it has a built-in HELP facility. Requires mac-
ros in M0075-USERMAC. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
M0021 DOCUMENT
CCTYPE ASSEMBLE
Date: December 6, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0021.VMARC
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M0022: CKTAPE
This program will dump a tape to the printer or to the terminal,
in EBCDIC and/or HEX, and will show block lengths, and record/
eof counts. Parms allow you to skip n blocks, stop printing
after n blocks, stop after n tape marks, or continue to a double
tape mark. Documentation is in the source as comments, and it
has a built-in HELP facility. Requires macros in M0075-USERMAC.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
M0022 DOCUMENT
CKTAPE ASSEMBLE
Date: December 6, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0022.VMARC
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M0023: OSPDS
A general purpose exec to manipulate members of an OS PDS in
CMS. It works similarly to the CMS/DOS commands SSERV, DSERV,
and PSERV. It also has additional capabilities the previously
mentioned commands do not have. The exec is self documenting
for an applications programmer by typing OSPDS HELP. For the
systems programmer all that needs to be said is change the exec
where the keyword acronyms are located for your own heavily used
datasets. Formerly M0021V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Mark Hanisco, William H. Rorer, Inc., 500 Virginia Drive, Fort
Washington, Pennsylvania 19034, (215) 628-6360
OSPDS EXEC
M0023 DOCUMENT
Date: December 6, 1983
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0023.VMARC
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M0024: UNITWAIT
A CMS transient command which will cause an EXEC to wait for a
tape to be mounted. Can also be used when a drive is already
attached to verify that the write ring is in or out as required
by the program. Particularly handy for use by disconnected vir-
tual machines who want to use tape. The command is documented
via a CMS help file. UNITWAIT will execute with no CMS or CP
modifications on any VM/SP systems. Formerly M0022V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Gary D. Schultz, Northwest Industries, Inc., Data Center, 72
East Randolph, Chicago, Illinois 60601, (312) 236-8601
NWIUWT TEXT
NWIUWT M1004NWI
NWIUWT M1002NWI
UNITWAIT MODULE
UNITWAIT LOADMAP
UNITWAIT HELPCMS
M0024 DOCUMENT
NWIUWT AUXNWI
NWIUWT ASSEMBLE
Date: December 7, 1983
Blocks: 9 1k disk blocks.
M0024.VMARC
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M0025: MACROS MACLIB
This MACRO library contains a set of macros for structured pro-
gramming techniques and housekeeping tasks. The macros are
designed to be efficient and produce code equivalent to hand
generated code. The documentation is of type LISTING. Formerly
M0023V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Mike Borkowski, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario N2L
3G1, (519) 885-1211
MACROS SCRIPT
MACROS MACLIB
MACROS LISTING
M0025 DOCUMENT
Date: December 9, 1983
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0025.VMARC
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M0026: OSDA
Supports direct read and write for PLI programs of unkeyed BDAM
datasets on OS disks. Formerly M0026V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Dave Gomberg, University of California, San Francisco, Computer
Center, U-76 Room,, San Francisco, California 94143, (415)
666-4525
OSDA TEXT
DRIVER TEXT
ASMIO TEXT
OSDA PLI
DRIVER PLI
OSDA LISTING
DRIVER LISTING
ASMIO LISTING
M0026 DOCUMENT
ASMIO ASSEMBLE
Date: December 9, 1983
Blocks: 10 1k disk blocks.
M0026.VMARC
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M0027: PLEA
The PLI Execution Analyser records CPU usage (TIMER ON) or
elapsed time usage (TIMER REAL) by PLI statement number without
source changes or recompilation. Courtesy of Standard Oil of
California and Statistics Canada. Formerly M0027V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Dave Gomberg, University of California, San Francisco, Computer
Center, U-76 Room,, San Francisco, California 94143, (415)
666-4525
PLEANL TEXT
PLEA TEXT
PLEANL PLI
PLEANL MODULE
PLEANL LISTING
PLEA LISTING
PLEA INSTALL
PLEA EXEC
M0027 DOCUMENT
PLEA ASSEMBLE
Date: December 9, 1983
Blocks: 10 1k disk blocks.
M0027.VMARC
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M0028: PLISEG
Shares PLI Optimizer Resident and Transient Libraries. There
are no mods to CMS or to CP (except DMKSNT). Some of the
PLI/CMS Task Force points are also answered. Performance is
substantially improved; 20-40% is typical, 90% has been
observed. CPU, IO, module size, load and genmod time are all
reduced. This modification is based on work by Ed Haines of
Lincoln Labs and the OS PLI Shared Library. Formerly M0053V00
on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Dave Gomberg, University of California, San Francisco, Computer
Center, U-76 Room, San Francisco, California 94143, (415)
666-4525
IBMBLIBB VOLDTEXT
IBMBLIBB UPDLOG
DMSIBM UPDLOG
DMSIBM UPDATES
IBMBLIBB UPDATE
STUBLIB TXTLIB
PL1SEG TRAILER
SORTDIR TEXT
RESLIB TEXT
PL1SEG5 TEXT
PL1SEG4 TEXT
PL1SEG3 TEXT
PL1SEG2 TEXT
PL1SEG1 TEXT
PL1SEG0 TEXT
PLISVC TEXT
PLIDIAG TEXT
IBMBLIBB TEXT
EDITMAP TEXT
DMSIBM TEXT
CMSCMD TEXT
SORTDIR PLI
EDITMAP PLI
CMSCMD PLI
DMSIBM PCTF0006
DMSIBM PCTF0005
DMSIBM PCTF0004
DMSIBM PCTF0003
DMSIBM PCTF0002
DMSIBM PCTF0001
DMSIBM PCTF0000
IBMBLIBB OLDTEXT
DMSIBM OLDTEXT
IBMBLIBB OLDASM
SORTDIR MODULE
EDITMAP MODULE
PL1SEG MAP
SORTDIR LISTING
IBMBLIBB LISTING
PL1SEG HEADER
WATTAPE EXEC
SETLOG EXEC
S EXEC
RESLIB EXEC
PLILIB EXEC
GENTAPE EXEC
GENSTUB EXEC
GENSEG EXEC
GENMEM EXEC
GENDMSIB EXEC
GENASM EXEC
EDITMAP EXEC
COPYAPP EXEC
BLDTEXT EXEC
AS EXEC
$ASMTABS EXEC
VERSION DOCUMENT
TAPEFMT DOCUMENT
SRCMAINT DOCUMENT
PLEA DOCUMENT
M0028 DOCUMENT
INSTALL DOCUMENT
DEPEND DOCUMENT
PLICMS CNTRL
DMSIBM AUXPCTF
RESLIB ASSEMBLE
PL1SEG ASSEMBLE
PLISVC ASSEMBLE
PLIDIAG ASSEMBLE
IBMBLIBB ASSEMBLE
Date: December 12, 1983
Blocks: 70 1k disk blocks.
M0028.VMARC
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M0029: GENNS
Simplifies the creation and maintenance of DMKSNT by automati-
cally allocating DASD space from a previously defined area and
by automatically relocating the pages and segment references to
a user-defined origin. Only NAMESYS and NAME3800 are supported,
all other macros are passed through to the output (ASSEMBLE)
file. Formerly M0059V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Dave Gomberg, University of California, San Francisco, Computer
Center, U-76 Room,, San Francisco, California 94143, (415)
666-4525
GENNS TEXT
GENNS PLI
GENNS MODULE
GENNS LISTING
SNTSP10 INPUT
GENNS EXEC
M0029 DOCUMENT
SNTSP10 ASSEMBLE
Date: December 12, 1983
Blocks: 8 1k disk blocks.
M0029.VMARC
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M0030: PDISPLAY
Is a CMS version of the POWER/VS PDISPLAY command. It is to
display the POWER/VS queue data under CMS. PDISPLAY is release
independent. Documentation is PDISPLAY SCRIPT. Formerly
M0031V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Armin Froelich, Dominion Life Assurance Company, 111 Westmount
Road South,, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, (519) 888-5111
PDISPLAY ZA023DLA
PDISPLAY ZA017DLA
PDISPLAY TXTDLA
PDISPLAY SCRIPT
PDISPLAY MODULE
PDISPLAY EXEC
M0030 DOCUMENT
PDISPLAY AUXDLA
PDISPLAY ASSEMBLE
Date: December 12, 1983
Blocks: 9 1k disk blocks.
M0030.VMARC
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M0031: VM ACCOUNT EXECS
Set of four execs developed for setting up new VM accounts.
These execs work in conjunction with IBM's DIRMAINT program.
Note: EXECs run in EXEC not EXEC2. Formerly M0036V00 on VM/SP
Release 1.
Author: Lois White, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center,, SLAC, Mail Bin
97,, Stanford, California 94305, ?
MODUSER EXEC
FORMDISK EXEC
DELUSER EXEC
ADDUSER EXEC
M0031 DOCUMENT
Date: December 13, 1983
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0031.VMARC
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M0032: EXECSERV
CMS EXEC Services Program. The EXECSERV program provides the
CMS EXEC and EXEC2 facilities user with a variety of service
functions not otherwise available (or in some cases not as eas-
ily available). Functions are provided for the inquiry, and in
carefully controlled instances the alteration, of the status of
the virtual machine, the real machine, data residing in CMS disk
files, and data residing in CP spool files. Functions are
available to receive, query, and wait for the occurrence of cer-
tain classes of 'events' which apply to the virtual machine
(such as the receipt of a reader file, a VMCF transaction, and
so on). Documentation is available in various forms. This is a
replacement to M0042V01 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Jerry Metcoff, Northwest Industries, Inc., Data Center, 72 East
Randolph,, Chicago, Illinois 60601, (312) 236-8601
EX@SETE SCRIPTW
EX@GETE SCRIPTW
EX@SETE SCRIPT
EX@GETE SCRIPT
XSERVFNE M1002NWI
XSERVEVR M1002NWI
XSERVGBL M1001NWI
XSERVFNA M1001NWI
XSERVCOM M1001NWI
XSERVCMD M1001NWI
M0032 DOCUMENT
Date: December 13, 1983
Blocks: 11 1k disk blocks.
M0032.VMARC
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M0033: MATCH
The MATCH program will compare two files and create a third file
describing their differences. In common use, an update stream
is built by this program from the comparison of a base (unmodi-
fied) file with a modified version of the same file. This
update stream can later be used to recreate the modified file,
given the base file. The output produced by MATCH is written
either as a series of control messages together with the deleted
and inserted data records or as an update stream having the form
used by the CMS update facility. Output may be written to a CMS
disk file, to the console, or to the virtual printer. Documen-
tation for MATCH has filetypes of SCRIPT and HELPCMS. Formerly
M0047V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Jerry Metcoff, Northwest Industries, Inc., Data Center, 72 East
Randolph,, Chicago, Illinois 60601, (312) 236-8601
MATCH TEXT
MATCH SCRIPT
MATCH MODULE
MATCH LOADMAP
MATCH HELPCMS
M0033 DOCUMENT
MATCH ASSEMBLE
Date: December 13, 1983
Blocks: 7 1k disk blocks.
M0033.VMARC
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M0034: NWI-EXECAIDS
EXEC writing and invocation aids. This is a collection of pro-
grams which aid in the writing and invocation of CMS EXECs. The
CALLEXEC program invokes an EXEC as if it were a module and also
provides a facility for EXECUTE-ONLY EXECs. The CMDPARSE pro-
gram parses a command line for an EXEC. The EXECFILE program
invokes an EXEC having an arbitrary filename, filetype, and
filemode. The CMS/SP modification M1004NWS is provided to use
CALLEXEC and EXECFILE with the EXEC-1 language (no modifications
are required for use with EXEC-2). Formerly M0054V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2.
Author: Jerry Metcoff, Northwest Industries, Inc., Data Center, 72 East
Randolph,, Chicago, Illinois 60601, (312) 236-8601
EXECFILE TEXT
CMDPARSE TEXT
CALLEXEC TEXT
EXECFILE SCRIPT
CMDPARSE SCRIPT
CALLEXEC SCRIPT
EXECFILE MODULE
CMDPARSE MODULE
CALLEXEC MODULE
CALLEXEC MEMO
CMDPARSE LOADMAP
CALLEXEC LOADMAP
EXECFILE HELPCMS
CMDPARSE HELPCMS
CALLEXEC HELPCMS
CALLEXEC F1005NWI
M0034 DOCUMENT
CALLEXEC AUXNWI
EXECFILE ASSEMBLE
CMDPARSE ASSEMBLE
CALLEXEC ASSEMBLE
EXECFILE ABSTRACT
CMDPARSE ABSTRACT
CALLEXEC ABSTRACT
Date: December 14, 1983
Blocks: 24 1k disk blocks.
M0034.VMARC
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M0035: RSCS NETWORKING REL 2 MOD
This modification makes RSCS Rel. 2 punch files from an OS sys-
tem without NJE to userid RSCSPOOL instead of the system punch.
Also included is an exec and an assembler routine that run in
RSCSPOOL and analyse the output from RSCS. If the first user
card contains a card USERID XXXX, RSCSPOOL punches the deck to
userid XXXX. Formerly M0058V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and
SP3.
Author: Hans R. Deckers, Studiecentrum Voor Kernenergie, SCK/CEN,, 200,
Boeretang,, B-2400 Mol, Belgium, 32 14 311801 Ext. 3525
DMTAXM UPDTH177
WAITRDR MODULE
STACKFIL EXEC
BROL EXEC
M0035 DOCUMENT
WAITRDR ASSEMBLE
Date: December 14, 1983
Blocks: 6 1k disk blocks.
M0035.VMARC
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M0036: SPACE VIRTUAL MACHINE
This mod can be used to make directory updates normally not
allowed by DIRMAINT and to obtain temporary disk space that can
be used for about 24 hours. Requires M0037, M0038 and M0039.
Please read the document file for more information. Formerly
M0060V00 on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97,, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
SPACE MEMO
M0036 DOCUMENT
Date: January 16, 1984
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0036.VMARC
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M0037: SPACE A-DISK
To be used with M0036-SPACE VIRTUAL MACHINE. Formerly M0061V00
on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
VALID VOLUMES
INPUT TRANS
SPACE TEXT
SPACE TERMINAL
DEVTYPE SIZE
SPACE OUTPUT
LOAD MAP
SPACE LOG
TEMPDISK LIST0
SPACE LISTING
TEMPDISK LIST
STAFF LIST
LIMIT LIST
GPSPACE LIST
CZAR LIST
SPACE LASTRUN
LOG HISTORY
PROFILE EXEC
M0037 DOCUMENT
SPACE DIRECT
Date: January 16, 1984
Blocks: 20 1k disk blocks.
M0037.VMARC
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M0038 is in M0072 |
M0039: SPACE UTILITY MODULES AND EXECS
To be used with M0036-SPACE VIRTUAL MACHINE. Formerly M0063V00
on VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
PUNCHLIN TEXT
CMSINFO TEXT
GIME NAMES
WAITRDR MODULE
UACCOUNT MODULE
SMODE MODULE
PUNCHLIN MODULE
DISKIO MODULE
DISKADRM MODULE
CPSTACK MODULE
CONSTAT MODULE
CMSINFO MODULE
PUNCHLIN MEMO
DISKIO MEMO
CMSINFO LOADMOD
XEQ EXEC
GIME
GIME EXEC
DROP EXEC
M0039 DOCUMENT
WAITRDR ASSEMBLE
UACCOUNT ASSEMBLE
SMODE ASSEMBLE
PUNCHLIN ASSEMBLE
DISKIO ASSEMBLE
DISKADRM ASSEMBLE
CPSTACK ASSEMBLE
CONSTAT ASSEMBLE
CMSINFO ASSEMBLE
Date: January 24, 1984
Blocks: 29 1k disk blocks.
M0039.VMARC
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M0040 is in M0080 |
M0041: DIRLIST
Directory listing utility program. This PL/I program reads the
VM Directory of a VM/370 system and produces a number of
reports. This is a replacement of M0065V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
DIRLIST TEXT
DIRLIST PLIOPT
DIRLIST FILEDEF
DIRLIST EXEC
M0041 DOCUMENT
Date: February 3, 1984
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0041.VMARC
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Mod 0042 has been replaced by 0068. |
M0043: LISTS
A modification that allows searchs for DSNAMES with similar
roots. A replacement of M0068V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Jack Rose, GATX Corp., 7501 N. Natchez, Niles, Illinois 60648,
?
DMSLDS TXTLCL
LISTDS MODULE
DMSLDS GA007DMS
M0043 DOCUMENT
DMSLDS AUXLCL
Date: February 8, 1984
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0043.VMARC
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M0044: DIRMAP
DIRMAP and its related EXECs provide a means to reduce user and
mdisk definitions from a directory source file into a set of
concise summary reports. DIRMAP consists of three EXEC2 execs
and a short assembly language program. It supports both CKD and
FBA devices. Formerly M0069V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Andrew Galvan, International Harvester Company, 7100 S. County
Line Road, Hinsdale, Illinois 60521, (312) 789-7828
DIRMAPEX TEXT
RPTUSER OPTCOMM
RPTMDSK OPTCOMM
DIRMAP OPTCOMM
DIRMAPEX MODULE
RPTUSER EXEC
RPTMDSK EXEC
DIRMAP EXEC
M0044 DOCUMENT
DIRMAP DOCUMENT
DIRMAPEX ASSEMBLE
Date: February 9, 1984
Blocks: 11 1k disk blocks.
M0044.VMARC
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M0045: SLOTSP
A program that summarizes system spooling and paging utiliza-
tion. It supports both CKD and FBA devices. Formerly M0077V00
on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Andrew Galvan, International Harvester Company, 7100 S. County
Line Road, Hinsdale, Illinois 60521, (312) 789-7828
SLOTSP TEXT
SLOTSP MODULE
M0045 DOCUMENT
SLOTSP ASSEMBLE
Date: February 9, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0045.VMARC
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M0046: VM SERVICE INSTALLATION TUTORIAL
This file contains the text of a VM service tutorial. It deals
specifically with SP1 and SP2, but is applicable to other
releases (including SP3). Formerly M0079V01 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Melinda Varian, Princeton University, Computer Center, 87
Prospect Avenue, Princeton, New Jersey 08544, (609) 452-6000
TUTORIAL SCRIPT
TUTORIAL PUN6670
TUTORIAL LISTING
M0046 DOCUMENT
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0046.VMARC
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M0047: RESETIMS
This program when run as an IMS transaction on an OS/VS IMS sys-
tem will allow a terminal which has been 'DIAL'ed into the IMS
virtual machine to issue a CP RESET command to release the ter-
minal. Requires an SVC to issue a CP command from a user pro-
gram. The SVC code is also included. Formerly M0080V00 on
VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: John de Longpre, GM Rochester Products, 2100 Burlingame SW,
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49501-2167, (616) 247-5036
VMCMS JCL
VMCMS IMSGEN
M0047 DOCUMENT
VMCMSPCB DATA
VMCMSSVC ASSEMBLE
VMCMS ASSEMBLE
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 6 1k disk blocks.
M0047.VMARC
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M0048: ROUTER
A facility which allows CMS users to submit jobs to a production
virtual machine and to receive them back again after execution.
Formerly M0090V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Vern Marsden, Central Vermont Public Service Corporation, 77
Grove Street, Rutland, Vermont 05701, (802) 773-2711
TODOS EXEC
M0048 DOCUMENT
TODOS ASSEMBLE
ROUTER ASSEMBLE
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0048.VMARC
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M0049: RIOMAINT
This modification allows an installation to change its real I/O
configuration (DMKRIO) without having to do a sysgen. DMKRIO is
removed from the resident CP nucleus and instead is read in at
IPL time from the sysres volume. With the independence of the
sysgen and I/O gen, the task of changing the I/O configuration
can now be given to the Operations group instead of having to
involve systems programmers. The special userid who changes the
I/O configuration needs no privileges other than class G. These
mods are for VM/SP 2.00. This is a replacement to M0092V00 on
VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Ron Greaves, McGill University Computing Centre, 805 Sherbrooke
St. West,, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6, (514) 392-4636
PSA RIO
MMKRIO RIO
DMKWRM RIO
DMKSYS RIO
DMKSYM RIO
DMKRSP RIO
DMKRNH RIO
DMKQVM RIO
DMKPSA RIO
DMKOPR RIO
DMKNET RIO
DMKNES RIO
DMKNEA RIO
DMKMNI RIO
DMKIOT RIO
DMKIOH RIO
DMKGRF RIO
DMKDMP RIO
DMKDIB RIO
DMKCQR RIO
DMKCQP RIO
DMKCPJ RIO
DMKCPI RIO
DMKCKV RIO
DMKCKS RIO
DMKBLD RIO
AMKAMC RIO
RIOMAINT PROFILE
RIO MODULE
RIOMODS EXEC
RIO EXEC
M0049 DOCUMENT
RIOMAINT DIRECT
RIO ASSEMBLE
MMKRIO ASSEMBLE
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 35 1k disk blocks.
M0049.VMARC
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M0050: MULTLOGO
Extended Support for VM Logos. This package allows an installa-
tion to have multiple VM logos defined and to change the logo
without having to re-ipl CP. A CMS program allows a Class C
user to change the logo while the system is running. This mod
is for VM/SP 2.00. Replacement to M0097V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Ron Greaves, McGill University Computing Centre, 805 Sherbrooke
Street West, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6, (514) 392-4636
LOGO MODULE
DMKSYM LOGO
DMKGRT LOGO
DMKGRF LOGO
DMKBOX LOGO
M0050 DOCUMENT
LOGO ASSEMBLE
DMKBOX ASSEMBLE
CPLOC ASSEMBLE
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 9 1k disk blocks.
M0050.VMARC
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M0051: 3270MODL
This modification to DMKGRF allows the system to determine the
type and model for local 3277s and 3278s when they are powered
on. Normally this information is fixed in DMKRIO at sysgen
time, and a sysgen (or an I/O gen) would be necessary if differ-
ent terminals were moved from one location to another or if
cables were switched, causing a terminal to have a different
real address associated with it. With this mod, any local 3277s
or 3278s attached to the system need only be coded as 3277s in
DMKRIO and the system will alter the RDEVBIOK to indicate the
true device type and model when the terminal is powered on.
This mod is for VM/SP 2.00. Replacement to M0098V00 of VM/SP
Release 1.
Author: Ron Greaves, McGill University Computing Centre, 805 Sherbrooke
Street West,, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6, (514) 392-4636
DMKGRF 3270MODL
M0051 DOCUMENT
Date: February 10, 1984
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0051.VMARC
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M0052: WRAPLIST
This modification to CP reduces the overhead associated with
polling a remote 3270 cluster to see if there is any input from
a terminal. CP is modified so that the channel program will
poll continuously until there is data to be sent, thus eliminat-
ing CP overhead associated with issuing SIOs and handling I/O
interrupts. These mods are for VM/SP 2.00.
Author: Ron Greaves, McGill University Computing Centre, 805 Sherbrooke
Street West, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6, (514) 392-4636
DMKRGB POLL
DMKRGA POLL
M0052 DOCUMENT
Date: February 13, 1984
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0052.VMARC
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M0053: CLUST
These macros CLUST and TERM are simplified versions of the stan-
dard macros CLUSTER and TERMINAL used in DMKRIO to define clus-
ters of remote 3270 terminals. The simplified macros have fewer
required parameters and there is therefore less chance of coding
errors causing problems which could have been prevented. These
macros can be used with any VM/370 or VM/SP.
Author: Ron Greaves, McGill University Computing Centre, 805 Sherbrooke
Street West,, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6, (514) 392-4636
TERM MACRO
CLUST MACRO
M0053 DOCUMENT
Date: February 13, 1984
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0053.VMARC
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M0054: DMTTTY
DMTTY is an ascii line driver which runs as a DIALED line under
RSCS. It can be used to send print to a low cost ascii terminal
or printer via ETX/ACK protocol. Formerly M0100V00 on VM/SP
Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Brian Cameron, University of Waterloo,, Department of Computing
Services,, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1, (519) 885-1211
DMTLAX UW003DMT
M0054 DOCUMENT
DMTTTY ASSEMBLE
Date: February 13, 1984
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0054.VMARC
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M0055: PRE-PROFILE EXECUTION
This mod will execute an exec of another CMS mini-disk before
CMS will execute the profile exec on the 191 A disk. If the
PRE-PROFILE EXEC does not execute properly because of user tamp-
ering, a message will be sent to the operator and the user will
be logged off. Installation accounting or a local CMS environ-
ment can be setup through the PRE-PROFILE EXEC. Supporting mods
included are: 1. a diagnose to return the userid and account
number 2. the ignoring of the noipl option on the logon com-
mand, and 3. a mod to the link command to restrict a controlled
user's link to only another user with the same account number.
Formerly M0104V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Jimmy Mok Loo, Xerox Computer Services MA21,, 5310 Beethoven
Street,, Los Angeles, California 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext.
2248
DMKLOG XCS111DK
DMKLNK XCS110DK
DMKHVD XCS103DK
DMKHVC XCS103DK
DMSNUC XCS001DS
DMSINS XCS001DS
DEVTAB XCS001DS
XCSPROF EXEC
M0055 DOCUMENT
DMSNUC AUXXCS
DMSINS AUXXCS
DMKLOG AUXXCS
DMKLNK AUXXCS
DMKHVD AUXXCS
DMKHVC AUXXCS
DEVTAB AUXXCS
Date: February 13, 1984
Blocks: 16 1k disk blocks.
M0055.VMARC
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M0056: RSCS MODS FOR THE 6670 LASER PRINTER
Two mods are provided for DMTNPT. One mod gives the capability
to generate the signon without reading a SIGNON card, by includ-
ing the signon in the startup parameter list (This mod is appli-
cable to DMTNPT lines other than those that drive a 6670). The
other mod gives a much nicer header page for the 6670, one that
is the same for print and punch files. Formerly M0105V00 on
VM/SP Release 1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Brian Doty, Mitre Corporation, Metrek Division, W130, 1820
Dolley Madison Road,, McLean, Virginia 22101, (703) 883-6327
RSCS SAMPDRCT
DMTNPT MTV3M002
DMTNPT MTV3M001
DMTMSG MTV3M001
MOD002 MEMO
MOD001 MEMO
M0056 DOCUMENT
DMTNPT AUXLOC
DMTMSG AUXLOC
Date: February 13, 1984
Blocks: 9 1k disk blocks.
M0056.VMARC
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M0057: ELLEN
A VM Word Processor (Release 3). ELLEN is designed to serve as
a word processor for VM systems. The overall concept behind its
design is that it be very user friendly and that it should
require no manual to learn how to use. Instructions in menus
and pf keys that pull in terse help files are the only form of
user instruction that the system supplies. Replacement of
M0101V01 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Henry Nussbacher, Weizmann Institute of Science,, Computer
Center, Rechovot, Israel 76100, 054-82988
OPTIONS XEDIT
NEWMEMO XEDIT
MODSAVE XEDIT
MODPROF XEDIT
MODHELP XEDIT
MODDELET XEDIT
MODDELEN XEDIT
MODADD XEDIT
MEMTOGGB XEDIT
MEMTOGGA XEDIT
MEMPRINT XEDIT
MEMOPROF XEDIT
MEMHELPB XEDIT
MEMHELPA XEDIT
MEMADD XEDIT
MAILLIST XEDIT
LETXPAND XEDIT
LETTOGGB XEDIT
LETTOGGA XEDIT
LETTLIST XEDIT
LETTER XEDIT
LETSPELL XEDIT
LETSALUT XEDIT
LETQQUIT XEDIT
LETPROF XEDIT
LETPRINT XEDIT
LETPASTE XEDIT
LETPARA XEDIT
LETNUMB XEDIT
LETNULL XEDIT
LETHELPB XEDIT
LETHELPA XEDIT
LETDISK XEDIT
LETDELET XEDIT
LETCUT XEDIT
LETCOUNT XEDIT
LETCENT XEDIT
LETAUTOS XEDIT
LETALIGN XEDIT
ELLEN XEDIT
LETTER OPTIONS
WHATAMI MODULE
LETTSTAK MODULE
LETSIZE MODULE
CPSTACK MODULE
CLRSCRN MODULE
BLKLEFT MODULE
MODHELP HELPXEDI
MEM$PFK2 HELPXEDI
MEM$PFK1 HELPXEDI
LISTING HELPXEDI
LET$PFK2 HELPXEDI
LET$PFK1 HELPXEDI
OPTIONS HELPCMS
NEWMEMO HELPCMS
NEWLETT HELPCMS
MAILLIST HELPCMS
ELLEN HELPCMS
ELLEN FIXES
PRINTMY EXEC
OPTIONS EXEC
NEWMEMO EXEC
MODMLIST EXEC
MAILLIST EXEC
LETTLIST EXEC
LETTER EXEC
ELLEN EXEC
M0057 DOCUMENT
WHATAMI ASSEMBLE
LETSIZE ASSEMBLE
CPSTACK ASSEMBLE
CLRSCRN ASSEMBLE
BLKLEFT ASSEMBLE
Date: February 14, 1984
Blocks: 73 1k disk blocks.
M0057.VMARC
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M0058: WIOS VM TOOLS
Weizmann Institute of Science VM Tools. A collection of tools
for supporting VM and enhancing it's capabilities. Included
are: 1. ENABLE/ DISABLE execs; 2. Storage Utilization Display;
3. AP/MP Locks Display; 4. Set Maximum Number of VM Users; 5.
Tape Sensing Program; 6. FBA Sensing Program; 7. Segment
(DMKSNT) Display; 8. Desk Top Calculator for XEDIT; 9. Full
Screen Tape Browsing and Loading Utility; 10. 2 Full Screen
Games- Snakes and Slash; 11. EMSG- (for server machines), FORMAT
MSG, MSGNOH, WNG TEXT according to recipient EMSG setting
instead of sender's; 11. FORCE exec to implement FORCE ALL
CODE. For further details review the M0058 DOCUMENT file.
Author: Henry Nussbacher Yossie Silverman Lawrence Kalman, Weizmann
Institute of Science, Computer Center, Rechovot, Israel 76100,
054-82988
CALC XEDIT
FORTSUB TXTLIB
TBROWSE MODULE
TAPSENSE MODULE
STORAGE MODULE
SNAKE MODULE
SLASH MODULE
SEG MODULE
MAXUSERS MODULE
FBASENSE MODULE
APLOCKS MODULE
FORTSUB MEMO
DMKLOH MAXUSERS
DMKLOG MAXUSERS
DMKEMA MAXUSERS
WISMAC MACLIB
TBROWSE HELPLOCA
SNAKE HELPGAME
SLASH HELPGAME
STORAGE EXEC
FORCE EXEC
ENABLE EXEC
DISABLE EXEC
CALC EXEC
M0058 DOCUMENT
TESTEMSG ASSEMBLE
TBROWSE ASSEMBLE
TAPSENSE ASSEMBLE
STORAGE ASSEMBLE
SNAKE ASSEMBLE
SLASH ASSEMBLE
SEG ASSEMBLE
SCREEN ASSEMBLE
MAXUSERS ASSEMBLE
FBASENSE ASSEMBLE
EMSG ASSEMBLE
APLOCKS ASSEMBLE
Date: February 14, 1984
Blocks: 37 1k disk blocks.
M0058.VMARC
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M0059: FIXES FOR DMTTTY
Some fixes to the RSCS line driver DMTTTY ASCII line driver from
the University of Waterloo. The first corrects message han-
dling, the second fixes some translate table errors and the
third corrects a problem where the last buffer of a file is not
always sent. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Peter Hunsberger, Bell Canada, Bell Trinity Square, Toronto,
Ontario M5G 2E1, (416) 581-6156
DMTTTY UF004DMT
DMTTTY UF003DMT
DMTTTY UF002DMT
RSCSFIX SCRIPT
M0059 DOCUMENT
Date: February 15, 1984
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0059.VMARC
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Mod 0060 has been replaced by 0081. |
M0061: XEDITOS
M0061: XEDITOS
The actual modification to the XEDIT code are no longer
required. This modification is now 'documentation only' and
explains how to XEDIT OS or DOS data sets under CMS. For Release
1, 2, 2.1, 3, 3.1 of VM/SP. Replacement to M0091V00 on VM/SP
Release 1.
Author: Wayne Tilton, Associated Computer Services, Inc., 13700 S.W.
72nd Avenue, P.O. Box 23097,, Portland, Oregon 97223, (503)
620-0440
XEDITOS SCRIPT
M0061 DOCUMENT
Date: March 5, 1984
Blocks: 2 1k disk blocks.
M0061.VMARC
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M0062: XRDR
This modification is a new CMS command called XRDR. It allows a
user to XEDIT a file residing in their reader queue without
first reading the file onto disk (similar to the VM/SP Release 2
or later PEEK command). It recreates carriage control in ASA
format for CON or PRT files and is about five times faster then
PEEK. Two versions of the program are supplied, one for VM/SP
Release 2 systems and one for VM/SP Release 3 systems. The
Release 2 version will work on a Release 3 system but the
Release 3 versions uses an XEDIT macro written in REXX and sev-
eral new XEDIT functions available only with Release 3. The
Release 3 version should be used on Release 3 systems (it issues
SET ALT 0 0 ).
Author: Wayne Tilton, Associated Computer Services, Inc., 13700 S.W.
72nd Avenue, P.O. Box 23097, Portland, Oregon 97223, (503)
620-0440
X$XRDR$X XEDIT
XRDR SCRIPT
X$XRDR$X REXX
XRDR3 MODULE
XRDR2 MODULE
XRDR MODULE
XRDR HELPACSC
X$XRDR$X EXEC2
M0062 DOCUMENT
XRDR3 ASSEMBLE
XRDR2 ASSEMBLE
Date: March 5, 1984
Blocks: 11 1k disk blocks.
M0062.VMARC
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Mod 0063 has been deleted. |
M0064: SPROUTER
CP modification to automatically tag and re-route spool files
based on information specified in the VM directory. Designed
for use with RSCS Networking, multiple CPUs. For VM/SP 2. This
is a replacement of M0102V00 on VM/SP Release 1.
Author: Ovadya Yesodi, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Data
Processing, 6201 S. Street, P.O. Box 15830, Sacramento,
California 95813, (916) 452-7811
DMKSPR TXTLCL
DMKSPR SPROUTER
DMKSPL SPROUTER
DMKRSP SPROUTER
DMKEMC SPROUTER
DMKCSV SPROUTER
DMKCSP SPROUTER
DMKCQY SPROUTER
DMKCQQ SPROUTER
DMKCQG SPROUTER
M0064 DOCUMENT
DMKSPL DISTFORU
SPROUTER CONTENTS
DMKSPR AUXLCL
DMKSPL AUXLCL
DMKRSP AUXLCL
DMKEMC AUXLCL
DMKCSV AUXLCL
DMKCSP AUXLCL
DMKCQY AUXLCL
DMKCQQ AUXLCL
DMKCQG AUXLCL
DMKSPR ASSEMBLE
Date: April 4, 1984
Blocks: 23 1k disk blocks.
M0064.VMARC
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M0065: SEEKS
This is a program which reads monitor seeks records from spool
or tape and produces two reports for each dasd monitored. The
report by cylinder shows (for each cylinder) number of seek
requests, average seek distance to the cylinder, percent of seek
requests queued, percent of seek requests for which I/O was
queued on the channel, control unit, and device, and the average
number of I/O requests on each queue when queuing occurred. The
report by user shows (for each user issuing seek requests to the
device) these values as they relate to all seek activity on the
device performed on behalf of the user. The report by cylinder
may also be requested to show only those seeks performed on
behalf of a single user. For SP2. Please see Mod 76 for SP3
version.
Author: Michael Tanzer, Australian Bank Limited, 395 Collins Street,
Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia, (03) 618-9310
SEEKS TEXT
SEEKS MODULE
M0065 DOCUMENT
SEEKS ASSEMBLE
Date: April 4, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0065.VMARC
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M0066: DASTAP
This is a program which reads monitor dastap and perform records
from spool or tape and produces reports showing cpu, channel,
dasd, and tape utilization, with emphasis on data relevant to
tuning the dasd and tape subsystems. For SP2.
Author: Michael Tanzer, Australian Bank Limited, 395 Collins Street,
Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia, (03) 618-9310
DASTAP TEXT
DASTAP MODULE
M0066 DOCUMENT
DASTAP ASSEMBLE
Date: April 4, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0066.VMARC
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M0067: PREVIEW
The PREVIEW command is used to invoke simulation of the VERSATEK
Plotting Routines on a 3279 terminal. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Hans R. Deckers Guido Cosemans, Studiecentrum Voor Kernenergie,
SCK/CEN, 200 Boeretang, B-2400 Mol, Belgium, 32 14 311801 Ext
3525
KLR$$$ UP003E
KLR$$$ UP003D
KLR$$$ UP003C
KLR$$$ UP003A
KLR$$$ UP0008
KLR$$$ UP0007
KLR$$$ UP0003
KLR$$$ UP0002
KLR$$$ UP0001
TIT TEXT
KLR$$$ TEXT
KLR$$$ MASTER
PREVIEW HELPCMS
TIT FORTRAN
UEDIT EXEC
PREVIEW EXEC
PREVDUMP EXEC
FU EXEC
M0067 DOCUMENT
KLR$$$ CNTRL
KLR$$$ AUXFOR
PREV AUTHOR
Date: May 18, 1984
Blocks: 22 1k disk blocks.
M0067.VMARC
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Mod 0068 has been replaced by 0082. |
M0069: DROP
DROP is a program designed to be used as a subtask of VTAM run-
ning in a DOS host using VM/VCNA. Users who have dialed into
the VTAM service machine may invoke the drop application to have
their terminals reset. Replacement of M0076V00 on VM/SP Release
1. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Steven M. Niebauer, Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co.,
Technical Services Dept., Citizens Plaza, P.O. Box 33000,
Louisville, Kentucky 40296, (502) 581-3369
CPCMD MACRO
CPCMD EDECK
M0069 DOCUMENT
DROP ASSEMBLE
$$B#CP ASSEMBLE
Date: August 17, 1984
Blocks: 5 1k disk blocks.
M0069.VMARC
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M0070: FDISC
FDISC is a CP command which will force a user to become discon-
nected. This is a CP command similar to FORCE but will render a
user disconnected instead of logged off. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Steven M. Niebauer, Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co.,
Technical Services Dept., Citizens Plaza, P.O. Box 33000,
Louisville, Kentucky 40296, (502) 581-3369
M0070 DOCUMENT
DMKCFC CFBFIX02
DMKCFB ASSEMBLE
Date: August 17, 1984
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0070.VMARC
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M0071: DIRECTORY
This set of mods to CP and DIRMAINT allows directory update-in-
place to be used for the DIRMAINT transfer minidisk (TMDISK),
add minidisk (AMD), delete minidisk (DMD), and change minidisk
(CMD) commands. This speeds up all these commands considerably.
The mods also speed up generally any disk reads done by CP to
access directory pages. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Bill Weeks, Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator
Center, P.O. Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305,
(415) 854-3300
DVHDMC VHV2M007
DVHDMA VHV2M007
DMKUDU MKV2M256
UIPARMS MKV2M254
UDIRECT MKV2M254
UCNTRL MKV2M254
DMKUDU MKV2M254
DMKUDR MKV2M254
DMKLOH MKV2M254
DMKDIR MKV2M254
UDIRECT MKV2M250
DMKUDU MKV2M250
DMKUDR MKV2M250
UDIRECT MKV2M249
SYSLOCS MKV2M249
DMKUDU MKV2M249
DMKUDR MKV2M249
DMKSYS MKV2M249
DMKDIR MKV2M249
DMKDIR MKV2M243
M0071 DOCUMENT
Date: August 17, 1984
Blocks: 21 1k disk blocks.
M0071.VMARC
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M0072: SPACE D-DISK
To be used with M0036-SPACE VIRTUAL MACHINE. Updated M0038 mod.
For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
SPACE XMENULIB
STIDP TEXT
SPACE TEXT
SPACE SCRIPT
SPACE PLI
SPACE LISTING
DISCLAIM LISTING
SPACE FILEDEF
VALUSER EXEC
VALDISK EXEC
USEDSET EXEC
TEMPVER EXEC
TEMPSUM EXEC
TEMPDROP EXEC
TEMPDISK EXEC
STAFFEX EXEC
STAFF EXEC
SPACEOLD EXEC
SPACEMEN EXEC
SPACE EXEC
SENDLIST EXEC
RESUME EXEC
RESET EXEC
RECLIST EXEC
RECLAIM EXEC
PROGTRAP EXEC
NEWNAME EXEC
MAIN EXEC
LOGSCAN EXEC
LOGHIST EXEC
LIMSET EXEC
LIMIT EXEC
HOWBIG EXEC
GROUP3 EXEC
GROUPS EXEC
GPSPACE EXEC
GETTEMP EXEC
GETDIR EXEC
DRETURN EXEC
DISKSTAT EXEC
DISKHIST EXEC
DIRMLOC EXEC
CZAREX EXEC
CZAR EXEC
CUU EXEC
CMS EXEC
CHNGTEMP EXEC
BCUU EXEC
PROFILE EDIT
M0072 DOCUMENT
STIDP ASSEMBLE
Date: August 22, 1984
Blocks: 51 1k disk blocks.
M0072.VMARC
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M0073: IEBCOPY
The IEBCOPY program is designed to facilitate to load or list
member(s) of partitioned dataset previously created on tape by
the IEBCOPY Utility Program (OS version). For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Luc Lepine, University of Ottawa, System Group, 275 Nicolas
Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, (613) 231-6580
IEBCOPY MODULE
IEBCOPY HELPCMS
M0073 DOCUMENT
IEBCOPY ASSEMBLE
Date: November 2, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0073.VMARC
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M0074: LINEMODE
Allows terminal devices connected to VM/SP through either a
Series/1 or an IBM 4994 controller running the Yale ASCII Termi-
nal Support Installed User Product to function in a scroll mode.
This allows a user to run such products as SASGRAPH and D13000
on graphics terminals connected through the Series/1 without any
modification to the graphics software itself. LINEMODE can also
simulate a 3704/3705, TTY style, half-duplex connection through
the Series/1, thus allowing the user to run micro to main-frame
file transfers. LINEMODE runs on an IBM 4300 or 308x type pro-
cessor running VM/SP Release 2 or 3 and works with terminal
devices connected to a Series/1 or 4994 processor running the
Yale ASCII Terminal support IUP (5796-RKJ Version 2.1 or later
or 5798-RRJ).
Author: Don Coleman, Computing Services, Queen's University, Kingston,
Ontario, K7L 3N6, (613) 547-2851
XPARENT TEXT
LINEMODE SCRIPT
INSTALL SCRIPT
LINEMODE RAWFILE
XPARENT QNS006
XPARENT QNS005
XPARENT QNS004
XPARENT QNS003
XPARENT QNS002
XPARENT QNS001
XPARENT MOD001
LINEMODE LOADLIB
XPARENT LKEDIT
LINEMODE LISTING
LINEMODE HELPQUEE
LINEMODE EXEC
M0074 DOCUMENT
XPARENT CNTRL
XPARENT AUXMOD
XPARENT ASSEMBLE
Date: November 2, 1984
Blocks: 20 1k disk blocks.
M0074.VMARC
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M0075: USERMAC
MACLIB containing PROGRAM which sets up all OS/VS/CMS saving,
chaining, restoring, and linkage including provision for a re-
entrant save and work-areas, VWTO, VWTOR, VWTL which correspond
to the standard WTO, WTOR, and WTL with provision to insert
variable data at execution time, and VLINE to generate RECFM=V
print lines with provision to insert variable data at execution
time. Updated M0012 mod. For SP2 and SP3.
Author: Richard Greenberg, Xerox Computer Services,, 5310 Beethoven St.,
Los Angeles, California, 90066, (213) 306-4000 Ext. 2248
USERMAC SCRIPT
USERMAC MACLIB
USERMAC LISTING
M0075 DOCUMENT
Date: November 2, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0075.VMARC
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M0076: SEEKS FOR SP3
This is a program which reads monitor SEEKS records from spool
or tape and produces two reports for each DASD monitored. The
REPORT BY CYLINDER shows (for each cylinder) number of seek
requests, average seek distance to the cylinder, per cent of
seek requests queued, per cent of seek requests for which I/O
was queued on the channel, control unit, and device, and the
average number of I/O requests on each queue when queuing
occurred. The REPORT BY USER shows (for each user issuing seek
requests to the device) these values as they relate to all seek
activity on the device performed on behalf of the user. The
REPORT BY CYLINDER may also be requested to show only those
seeks performed on behalf of a single user. This is a replace-
ment of M0065 on VM/SP 2.
Author: Michael Tanzer, Australian Bank Limited, 395 Collins Street,
Melbourne,, Victoria 3000, Australia, (03) 618-9310
SEEKS MODULE
SEEKS DOCUMENT
M0076 DOCUMENT
SEEKS ASSEMBLE
Date: November 2, 1984
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0076.VMARC
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Mod 0077 has been replaced by 0078. |
M0078: MONSTATS
This is a program which reads MONITOR PERFORM, DASTAP, and USER
records from spool or tape and produces reports showing CPU,
channel, DASD, tape paging, and spool utilization. This is an
updated replacement of M0066-DASTAP on VM/SP Release 2 and
M0077-MONSTATS on VM/SP Release 3.
Author: Michael Tanzer, Australian Bank Limited, 395 Collins Street,
Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia, (03) 618-9310
MONSTATS MODULE
M0078 DOCUMENT
MONSTATS ASSEMBLE
Date: December 5, 1984
Blocks: 3 1k disk blocks.
M0078.VMARC
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M0079: DMKCWL ENHANCED CP LINK SECURITY
This consists of a modification to DMKLNK and a new CP module
'DMKCWL' that together implements an enhanced link security that
lets a given user link to another's minidisk(s) as long as the
linker has a link priority greater than or equal to the linkee's
link privilege. Link privilege is specified in the account
field of the directory. For SP3.
Author: Mark Horton, Crawford Long Memorial Hospital, 35 Linden Avenue,
Atlanta, Georgia 30365, (404) 892-4411 Ext. 474
M0079 DOCUMENT
DMKLNK CWL001DK
DMKCWL CWL001DK
DMKLNK AUXLCL
DMKCWL AUXLCL
DMKCWL ASSEMBLE
Date: January 15, 1985
Blocks: 6 1k disk blocks.
M0079.VMARC
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M0080: DISKPRY
A general purpose utility for EDF minidisks. Can be used to
examine and modify individual blocks, copy minidisks block-by-
block, search for data in disk blocks, and recreate files from
disk blocks. DISKPRY can be used to diagnose problems with
crashed minidisks, retrieve files accidentally erased, and for
salvaging data from HDAs that are failing. For SP2 and SP3.
This is an updated version of M0040.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
DISKPRY MODULE
DISKPRY HELPCMS
M0080 DOCUMENT
DISKPRY ASSEMBLE
Date: January 29, 1985
Blocks: 4 1k disk blocks.
M0080.VMARC
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M0081: CALL-OS BASIC FOR CMS
This is the free version of IBM's BASIC. It includes a number
of enhancements and is the replacement of M0060. For SP2 and
SP3.
Author: Kerry Anderson, University of Maine, Computing Center, Orono,
Maine 04469, (207) 581-3508
BASIC UPDT009
Z#COMM UPDT008
SERV UPDT008
Z#UTT UPDT007
VERBS03 UPDT007
SUBSCRIT UPDT007
NUCLEUS UPDT007
NUC UPDT007
MATVERB UPDT007
IOVERBS UPDT007
FORMULA UPDT007
ERROR UPDT007
B$PHASE UPDT007
$FORMULA UPDT007
Z#UTT UPDT006
Z#COMM UPDT006
R$PRINT UPDT006
R$ERROR UPDT006
NUCLEUS UPDT006
NUC UPDT006
B$PHASE UPDT006
PRG UPDT005
NUCLEUS UPDT005
Z#UTT UPDT004
Z#COMM UPDT004
VERBS01 UPDT004
PUSH$ UPDT004
PRG UPDT004
POP$ UPDT004
NUC UPDT004
FORMULA UPDT004
B$PHASE UPDT003
Z#COMM UPDT001
SSCISUB UPDT001
PRG UPDT001
NUCLEUS UPDT001
B$PHASE UPDT001
VERBS03 TEXT
VERBS01 TEXT
SSCISUB TEXT
RGETPUT TEXT
R$PRINT TEXT
R$MTRIX TEXT
R$MATIO TEXT
R$INPUT TEXT
R$ERROR TEXT
NUCLEUS TEXT
MATVERB TEXT
IOVERBS TEXT
FPEXCEP TEXT
FORMULA TEXT
DSCISUB TEXT
BASIC TEXT
B$PHASE TEXT
DOCUMENT SCRIPT
BASIC MODULE
BASIC MAP
Z#UTT MACRO
Z#COMM MACRO
TOPR MACRO
TOP MACRO
SYNERR MACRO
SVC9 MACRO
SVC8 MACRO
SVC7 MACRO
SVC6 MACRO
SVC5 MACRO
SVC4 MACRO
SVC3 MACRO
SVC22 MACRO
SVC21 MACRO
SVC2 MACRO
SVC19 MACRO
SVC18 MACRO
SVC16 MACRO
SVC14 MACRO
SVC13 MACRO
SVC12 MACRO
SVC11 MACRO
SVC10 MACRO
SVC1 MACRO
SVC0 MACRO
SUBSCRIT MACRO
STKR MACRO
SNABORT MACRO
SERV MACRO
SCANS MACRO
SCAN MACRO
RX MACRO
RSAVSF MACRO
RSAVLF MACRO
RSAV MACRO
RS MACRO
RR MACRO
ROOM MACRO
RLOAD MACRO
RLDSF MACRO
RLDLF MACRO
REGDEF MACRO
PUSH$ MACRO
POP$ MACRO
MROOM MACRO
LDLST MACRO
ISSYM MACRO
IMPLY MACRO
GAMES MACRO
ERRSYS MACRO
ERROR MACRO
ERREX MACRO
ERR MACRO
ERMINIT MACRO
ERMEXIT MACRO
CARRETN MACRO
ABTINIT MACRO
$FORMULA MACRO
BSCLIB MACLIB
GENBASIC EXEC
BSCLIB EXEC
BASICLST EXEC
M0081 DOCUMENT
PRG COPY
NUC COPY
DFT COPY
BASIC CNTRL
TREK2 BASIC
TEST1 BASIC
TEST BASIC
PROGRAMB BASIC
PROGRAMA BASIC
LOVE BASIC
Z#UTT AUXPTF
Z#COMM AUXPTF
VERBS03 AUXPTF
VERBS01 AUXPTF
SUBSCRIT AUXPTF
SSCISUB AUXPTF
SERV AUXPTF
R$PRINT AUXPTF
R$ERROR AUXPTF
PUSH$ AUXPTF
PRG AUXPTF
POP$ AUXPTF
NUCLEUS AUXPTF
NUC AUXPTF
MATVERB AUXPTF
IOVERBS AUXPTF
FORMULA AUXPTF
ERROR AUXPTF
BASIC AUXPTF
B$PHASE AUXPTF
$FORMULA AUXPTF
VERBS03 ASSEMBLE
VERBS01 ASSEMBLE
SSCISUB ASSEMBLE
RGETPUT ASSEMBLE
R$PRINT ASSEMBLE
R$MTRIX ASSEMBLE
R$MATIO ASSEMBLE
R$INPUT ASSEMBLE
R$ERROR ASSEMBLE
NUCLEUS ASSEMBLE
MATVERB ASSEMBLE
IOVERBS ASSEMBLE
FPEXCEP ASSEMBLE
FORMULA ASSEMBLE
DSCISUB ASSEMBLE
BASIC ASSEMBLE
B$PHASE ASSEMBLE
Date: February 18, 1985
Blocks: 168 1k disk blocks.
M0081.VMARC
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M0082: CTRACE
This set of two assembler language programs makes it possible to
add a trace table to CMS. Tracing can be started and stopped
whenever desired, and the contents of the trace table can be
typed at the terminal. This is an updated version of M0068.
For SP3.
Author: Richard (Dick) Johnson, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, P.O.
Box 4349, Mail Bin 97, Stanford, California 94305, (415)
854-3300
PSWHOOK MODULE
CTRACE MODULE
CTRACE HELPCMS
M0082 DOCUMENT
PSWHOOK ASSEMBLE
CTRACE ASSEMBLE
Date: March 28, 1985
Blocks: 6 1k disk blocks.
M0082.VMARC
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M0083: CPWATCH
CPWATCH is an online resource usage monitor for VM/370. It dis-
plays in realtime enough about the current activity of CP to
allow an intuitive grasp of system load, gross conflict, and the
currently active users. This version, 4.3, is operational on
VM/SP1, 2, and 3, VM/HPO 3.0 and 3.2, and should work on BSEP 2
and VM/370 Release 6. It now includes a VMCF interface to allow
access to the display screens by a logged-on CMS user.
Author: Gary George, Workers' Compensation Board of Alberta,, 9912 - 107
Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2S5, (403) 427-1013
CPWDSP X00020
CPWCMS U00023
CPWSYS U00022
CPWUSR U00021
CPWSUP U00020
CPWDSP U00020
CPWDSC U00020
CPWCMS U00020
DSPENTRY U00019
CPWSUPG U00019
CPWSUP U00019
CPWPRM U00019
CPWMAN U00019
CPWEND U00019
CPWDSP U00019
CPWDSC U00019
CPWDEV U00018
DEVENTRY U00017
CPWSUPG U00017
CPWSUP U00017
CPWPRM U00017
CPWMAN U00017
CPWEND U00017
CPWDSP U00017
CPWDSC U00017
CPWPRM U00016
CPWDSP U00015
CPWPRM U00014
CPWDEV U00013
CPWUSR U00012
CPWSYS U00012
CPWSUP U00012
CPWMAN U00012
CPWEND U00012
CPWDSP U00012
CPWDSE U00012
CPWDSC U00012
CPWDEV U00012
CPWUSR U00011
CPWSYS U00011
CPWSUPG U00011
CPWSUP U00011
CPWMAN U00011
CPWEND U00011
CPWDSP U00011
CPWDSE U00011
CPWDEV U00011
CPWPRM U00009
CPWSUP U00008
CPWUSR U00007
CPWSYS U00007
CPWSUPG U00007
CPWSUP U00007
CPWPRM U00007
CPWMAN U00007
MODULE U00006
CPWSUP U00006
CPWDSE U00006
CPWSUP U00005
CPWSYS U00004
CPWSUP U00004
CPWSYS U00003
CPWSUP U00003
CPWUSR U00002
CPWSYS U00002
CPWSUP U00002
CPWUSR U00001
CPWSYS U00001
CPWSUP U00001
CPWMAN U00001
CPWEND U00001
CPWDSP U00001
CPWDEV U00001
CPWASM U00001
CPWUSR TXTSP31
CPWDEV TXTSP31
CPWUSR TXTSP21
CPWSYS TXTSP21
CPWMAN TXTSP21
CPWDEV TXTSP21
CPWUSR TXTSP11
CPWSYS TXTSP11
CPWMAN TXTSP11
CPWDEV TXTSP11
CPWSYS TXTSP
CPWSUP TXTR6
CPWEND TXTR6
CPWDSP TXTR6
CPWASM TXTR6
CPWUSR TXTH32
CPWDEV TXTH32
CPWUSR TXTH30
CPWMAN TXTH30
CPWDEV TXTH30
CPWSUP TEXT
CPWLVL TEXT
CPWEND TEXT
CPWDSP TEXT
CPWCMS TEXT
CPWUSR S31-001
CPWDEV S31-001
CPWUSR S21001
CPWSYS S21001
CPWMAN S21001
CPWDSE S21001
CPWDEV S21001
CPWUSR S11001
CPWSYS S11001
CPWMAN S11001
CPWDSE S11001
CPWDEV S11001
CPWSYS S00011
CPWDSC S00011
CPWSYS S00010
CPWUSR S00009
CPWSYS S00009
CPWPRM S00009
CPWDSE S00009
CPWDEV S00009
CPWDEV SP31-001
CPWATCH SCRIPT
CPWLVL MODULE
CPWCMS MODULE
CPWCMS MAP
WTO MACRO
WAIT MACRO
STORAGE MACRO
SPRED1 MACRO
SPRED0 MACRO
SPOPTION MACRO
SPNEST MACRO
SPLABEL MACRO
SPENDCHK MACRO
SPARSE MACRO
SETIME MACRO
PROC MACRO
MODULE MACRO
IF MACRO
EDITD MACRO
DSUB MACRO
DSPENTRY MACRO
DO MACRO
DIAG MACRO
DEVENTRY MACRO
DCPLIST MACRO
DCP MACRO
DATA MACRO
CPWSVC MACRO
CPWSUPG MACRO
CMD MACRO
CALL MACRO
CPWMSP MACLIB
CPWMBSE MACLIB
CPWMAC MACLIB
CPWLVL LVL003
CPWLVL LVL002
CPWLVL LVL001
USER LISTING
INSTALL LISTING
CPWUSR H32-001
CPWDEV H32-001
CPWUSR H30001
CPWMAN H30001
CPWDEV H30001
PROFILE EXEC
CPWMSP EXEC
CPWMBSE EXEC
CPWMAC EXEC
CPWDUMP EXEC
CPWATCHX EXEC
CPWATCH EXEC
ASMCPW EXEC
M0083 DOCUMENT
CPWLVL DATA
SPASSEM COPY
CPWPRM COPY
CPWMSP COPY
CPWMBSE COPY
CPWMAC COPY
CPWDSC COPY
CPWUTL CNTRL
CPWTEST CNTRL
CPWSP31 CNTRL
CPWSP21 CNTRL
CPWSP20 CNTRL
CPWSP11 CNTRL
CPWSP CNTRL
CPWR6 CNTRL
CPWLVL CNTRL
CPWH34 CNTRL
CPWH32 CNTRL
CPWH30 CNTRL
CPWBSE CNTRL
CPWUSR B00009
CPWSYS B00009
CPWPRM B00009
CPWDEV B00009
MODULE AUXUPDT
DSPENTRY AUXUPDT
DEVENTRY AUXUPDT
CPWUSR AUXUPDT
CPWSYS AUXUPDT
CPWSUPG AUXUPDT
CPWSUP AUXUPDT
CPWPRM AUXUPDT
CPWMAN AUXUPDT
CPWLVL AUXUPDT
CPWEND AUXUPDT
CPWDSP AUXUPDT
CPWDSE AUXUPDT
CPWDSC AUXUPDT
CPWDEV AUXUPDT
CPWCMS AUXUPDT
CPWASM AUXUPDT
CPWSUP AUXTEST
CPWUSR AUXSP31
CPWDEV AUXSP31
CPWUSR AUXSP21
CPWSYS AUXSP21
CPWMAN AUXSP21
CPWDSE AUXSP21
CPWDEV AUXSP21
CPWUSR AUXSP11
CPWSYS AUXSP11
CPWMAN AUXSP11
CPWDSE AUXSP11
CPWDEV AUXSP11
CPWUSR AUXSP
CPWSYS AUXSP
CPWPRM AUXSP
CPWDSE AUXSP
CPWDSC AUXSP
CPWDEV AUXSP
CPWUSR AUXH32
CPWDEV AUXH32
CPWUSR AUXH30
CPWMAN AUXH30
CPWDEV AUXH30
CPWUSR AUXBSE
CPWSYS AUXBSE
CPWPRM AUXBSE
CPWDEV AUXBSE
CPWUSR ASSEMBLE
CPWSYS ASSEMBLE
CPWSUP ASSEMBLE
CPWMAN ASSEMBLE
CPWLVL ASSEMBLE
CPWEND ASSEMBLE
CPWDSP ASSEMBLE
CPWDSE ASSEMBLE
CPWDEV ASSEMBLE
CPWCMS ASSEMBLE
CPWASM ASSEMBLE
Date: March 28, 1985
Blocks: 253 1k disk blocks.
M0083.VMARC
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