Re: 64-bit

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

The part you quote, which is from IBM's ILE Concepts manual, sounded like
what Leif described as 'private address space'. So are we all on the same
track?

It doesn't surprise that there's more UNIX-style stuff on the 400 now. It
became apparent when I saw UID, GID, and home directory on the user
profile. And things like usr, etc, dev, and tmp in the IFS.

But, no matter how a thing got here, if we can use it, all the better?

At 07:57 AM 3/22/02 -0500, you wrote:


> >Teraspace is a large temporary space that is local to a job. A teraspace
> >provides a
> >contiguous address space but may consist of many individually allocated
>areas,
> >with unallocated areas in between. Teraspace exists no longer than the
>time
> >between job start and job end.
>
>
>I think the real reason it was implemented was to be able to provide a near
>unlimited number of Unix "Job Process" groups (which have a "process
>address space")  easily.
>
>It had something to do with supporting lots of Unix "Process Groups"  Can't
>remember the details that Frank told me.
>
>John
>
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