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sio & siof

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From: ROBERT J CONCANNON
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 1989 16:57
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on system 370 machines siof causes the cpu to be released for other work
imediately after the channel address work is fetched. sio retains the
cpu until after device selection is completed. for siof the actual i/o
was asynchronous, but if it ultimately fails the overhead can be more
than for sio alone. mvs/xa? i dont know.
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From: SXRJC@ALASKA.BITNET (ROBERT J CONCANNON)
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Subject: sio & siof
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Date: 22 Dec 89 16:57:19 GMT
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