Channel Programming

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From: Michael Stack
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 1989 01:03

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If you are REALLY interested in learning about channel programming
DASD devices, and you are a member of SHARE, and you have a 'fiche
viewer, and you still have the Proceedings from SHARE 70 (from the
spring of 1988), then I recommend to you Sessions O347 and O348,
"MVSE: Channel Programming - Reviewing the Basics", given by R. P.
Rannie (of NIU) and D. C. Hann.  The notes from the presentations
can be found on pages 8038-8116 (card 25) of the Proceedings.
Much of the information is taken from a Systems Programming course
taught here.

This sequence of sessions is given regularly at SHARE meetings (seems
that there is some demand out there), so if you are going to attend
one, you might check the agenda.


Michael Stack
Northern Illinois University

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