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Per Jessen per at computer.orgSun Feb 4 14:09:09 PST 2001
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On Thu, 01 Feb 2001 13:30:48 -0500, Alan Grimes wrote: >Hey, I have been hearing a lot of things about MVS, the inherant >superiority of the 390, and all sorts of stuff about how all these big >machines are so radicaly advanced that its not even funny... > >This has finally piqued my interest to the point where I now would like >to know more about how these machines work and what they can actually >do. >Since this list is tangentaly related to that field I am sure there are >at least a few here who could give me some useful pointers. =) What would you like to know ? I doubt if the z-server architecture is particularly advanced, but it's probably on a par with other modern processors. I've done system-level development (mostly assembler) for the 370 and 390 architectures for 10-12 years - ask away. I've done VM, MVS and TPF - not much else runs on 390 - except for Linux now. regards, Per Jessen regards, Per Jessen
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