RE: Re: Full screen application Specs

thanks for the kudos
 
Well the sabbath is a day of rest so I only worked 3 hiours today ---
Not because I wanted to rest but wife want to talk to me once in a while -:)
 
I'll ckek out what you are point ing to - Has lots of logicr problems
converting to the new layout which Reall is an inprovement.
 
 
Hercules question:
 
This is the vanilla six pack just the way I downloaded it a month ago.
 
I am not using the standard Hercules release but I picked up one from
somewhere in the middle.
No particular reason except that I fugured if there were any buigs in the
original release tht were serious they got fixed right away
 
 
10:42:12.119 000018E8 HHCIN010I Hercules version (3.0.7.5930)
10:42:12.119 000018E8 HHCIN011I (c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan
Jaeger, and others
10:42:12.119 000018E8 HHCIN012I Built on (May  4 2010) at (10:03:38)
10:42:12.119 000018E8 HHCIN013I Build information:
10:42:12.119 000018E8 HHCIN014I Windows (MSVC) build for i386
 
I HAVE DONE ABOSLUTELY ZERO CUSTOMIZATION  and have been cocentrating on the
application.
 
 
but I keep getting thousands of messages in the LOG
 
11:07:09.820 000018E8 
11:07:09.929 000018E8 
11:07:10.226 000018E8 
11:07:10.273 000018E8 
11:07:10.445 000018E8 
11:07:10.898 000018E8 
11:07:11.132 000018E8 
11:07:11.820 000018E8 
11:07:12.163 000018E8
 
As you can see it comes out to 3 or 4 messages a second
Comparing this to some other environments that I have working - Same build
but different CONFIG files and different OS's
I don' see that kindof activity on the LOG anywhere else.
 
Why am I getting this?
What CONFIG parms will get rid of it?
This must be slowing the system down considerable and also may be a cause
for the hangups.
 
After all its only a small LAPTOP and I have three  OS's and three HERCULES
and three GUIS running on it simultaneously.
Any ideas what parameters I need to change.
I treied playing with CNF file and copy some stuff from a a different OS but
I think I made it worse.
No time to analyze this right now as I am really putting every minute into
the Full Screen stuff
Any Ideas appreciated.
MVS isin't up - Maybe I should remove it from the directory?
 
 
# Hercules configuration file for the VM/370 "SixPack" system.
#
#
#
# Important!  This file assumes the directories are set up thusly:
#
#    SixPack                 ...command and configuration files
#
#       |
#
#       +--3270              ...3270 emulator
#
#       |
#
#       +--Disks             ...VM disk files
#
#       |    +
#
#       |    |
#
#       |    +--Shadows      ...VM shadow disk files
#
#       +--IO                ...unit record I/O, tape files
#
#
#
# Robert O'Hara, Redmond Washington, August 2009
#
############################################################################
###
 
# These Hercules configuration parameters are documented in the Hercules
User
# Reference manual.
ARCHMODE        S/370
CCKD
RA=2,RAQ=4,RAT=2,WR=2,GCINT=5,GCPARM=0,NOSTRESS=0,TRACE=0,FREEPEND=-1
CNSLPORT        3277
CONKPALV  (3,1,10)
CODEPAGE        819-1047
#               ^   ^
#               |   |
# ASCII --------+   +----- EBCDIC
CPUMODEL        3158
CPUPRIO         0
CPUSERIAL       000777
DEVPRIO         0
DEVTMAX         30
DIAG8CMD        DISABLE
ECPSVM          NO
HERCPRIO        0
#               |
#               +------------ -20 <= p < -15 : Real time priority
#                             -15 <= p <  -8 : High priority
#                              -8 <= p <   0 : above normal
#                               8 <= p <  16 : below normal
#                              16 <= p <= 20 : idle
#HTTPPORT       8081
IODELAY   1
# Load support for TCPIP instruction.
#LDMOD          DYNINST DYN75
MAINSIZE        16
NUMCPU          2
OSTAILOR        QUIET
PANRATE         50
PGMPRDOS        RESTRICTED
XPNDSIZE        0
 
# Next we define the devices attached to our system.
#
# +-----------------------Device number
# |     +-----------------Device type
# |     |       +---------File name and parameters
# |     |       |
# V     V       V
#---    ----    --------------------
 
# Card Reader   the file "card.txt" in the IO directory will be read.
000C    3505    IO\card.txt ascii eof trunc
 
# Card Punch    anything you punch will be written to "punch.txt" in the IO
#               directory.
000D    3525    IO\punch.txt ascii
 
# Printers      anything you print will be written to "print1.listing" or
#               "print2.listing" in the IO directory.
000E    1403    IO\print1.listing
000F    1403    IO\print2.listing
 
# The Operator's Typewriter Console, accessed from the Hercules window.
0009    3215-C  NOPROMPT
 
# Display Terminals... these are defined in DMKRIO as 3277s.
00C0 3270
00C1 3270
00C2 3270
00C3 3270
00C4 3270
00C5 3270
00C6 3270
00C7 3270
00C8 3270
00C9 3270
00CA 3270
00CB 3270
00CC 3270
00CD 3270
00CE 3270
00CF 3270
00D0 3270
00D1 3270
00D2 3270
00D3 3270
00D4 3270
00D5 3270
00D6 3270
00D7 3270
00D8 3270
00D9 3270
00DA 3270
00DB 3270
00DC 3270
00DD 3270
00DE 3270
00DF 3270
 
 
# Display Terminals... these are defined in DMKRIO as 3278-4s.
02C0 3270
02C1 3270
02C2 3270
 
# Typewriter Terminals
000A    1052    NOPROMPT
 
# Tape Drives
0480    3420    *
0481    3420    *
0580    3420    *
0581    3420    *
 
# Here are the disk drives used by VM.
0141    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-1.141.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-1_
0241    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-2.241.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-2_
034f    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-3.34f.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-3_
0440    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-4.440.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-4_
0540    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-5.540.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-5_
06f0    3350  C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\vm3350-6.6f0.cckd ro
sf=C:\MF\data\disk\sixpack\Disks\shadows\vm3350-6_
 
 

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