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TSRs in VM

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From: Larry Holder
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 21:12
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>   Is there an equivalent to TSRs on the PC in VM? (TSR = Terminate and
> Stay resident.) Here's what I'm trying to do. We are running PROFS OV/VM
> When mail comes in from SMTP to my userid, it goes into my reader and then
> and then, without my consent, PROFS snatches it out of my reader, turns it
> into a profs message and I have to go into profs to read the thing.
>   This can be extremely annoying sometimes. What I'd like to do is have
> a program that stays in memory at all times and whenever the reader gets a
> file, I want a program to get control of the file before PROFS.
>   I can handle the part of waiting for the interrupt, but how would I get
> the program to be resident while it's waiting and still allow me to continue
> a normal CMS session?
>   If it's of any consequence, we're running VM/XA CMS 5.6
>                                                    _Pete Davis

Sounds like the Nucleus Extensions.  CMS has commands like
NUCXLOAD, etc. Check your CMS Application Guide for Assembler.

Larry Holder

Senior Programmer/Analyst
The University of Tennessee at Martin Computer Center
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Subject: TSRs in VM
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