- SHARE Session in Austin, Texas, Tuesday, March 3, 2009 8:00 AM - presented by Don Higgins and Melvyn Maltz on z390 and the zcobol compiler. Visit www.zcobol.org for more information.
- SHARE Session 8194 in Orlando February 25, 2008 - presented by Don Higgins and Melvyn Maltz with updates on z390 VSAM and CICS support.
- SHARE San Diego California August 14, 2007 Session 8191 -
Martin Trubner presented
user experience using z390 to implement portable version
of mainframe assembler application. Martin has also been active z390
project participant helping with VSE macro support testing.
See the following links for more about Martin's presentation:
- SHARE Session 8191 z390 Portable Assembler and Emulator Presentation Abstract
- SHARE Session 8191 in Office PowerPoint PPT format with sound on Martin's website (8 MB)
- SHARE Session 8191 in Office PowerPoint PPS slide show format with sound on z390 website (8 MB)
- SHARE Session 8191 in PDF format with no sound on z390 website (720K)
- SHARE Tampa Florida February 12, 2007 Session 2845 - presented by Don Higgins developer of z390
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| Session Number: | 2845 |
| Session Title: | z390 Portable Mainframe Assembler and Emulator Project |
| Day - Time: | Monday, February 12, 2007, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM |
| Location: | Tampa Convention Center, Room 20 |
| Program: | MVS |
| Project: | MVS SCP |
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| Classification | Technical |
| Speaker: | Don Higgins, Automated Software
Tools Company |
| Abstract: | The speaker (the developer of z390)
will introduce the tool and the open source project for support and
extensions. z390 lets users edit, assemble, link, and execute mainframe
assembler programs on Windows XP or 2000. It supports GUI, command line, and
batch interfaces. The new GUAM option for GUI Access Method interactive
assembler supports:
z390 includes demo programs plus optional MVS macros and extensive regression tests. z390 is written in J2SE compatible Java and is distributed under a GNU open source license. Come to this session to learn about this exciting new open source tool from the author of the original PC/370!
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