Re: Anybody know what these commands are? Something to do withS36environment, maybe?

In addition to the previous commands, if you had a native machine,
and needed to execute some S36 code, you can use the native cmd
STRS36PRC which will start the s36 environment and execute  the OCL
specified. The s36 environment will end when the ocl ends.
What you cannot do (will halt) is a STRS36PRC starting an OCL,
which anywhere in it's job stream does another STRS36PRC.
I'm working on replacing the few remnants of S36 in a system that has
run the native environment since early 90's but has about 100 programs
that rarely if ever came up for change.
jim franz

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Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:57 PM

Is it OK if I tell you that you have my sympathies James ? :-)

Chuck

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Subject: Anybody know what these commands are? Something to do with
S36environment, maybe?

Anybody know what these commands are? Something to do with
S36 emulation mode?

flib foo
slib bar
menu baz

If so, then how do I get to S36 emulation mode? It's
something I've never needed before.

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JHHL

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