Re: Full screen application Specs

--- In [email protected], "Rocky" <rocsystems@...> wrote:
>
> 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.
> 
 
Rocky
this is my config file:

# These Hercules configuration parameters are documented in the Hercules User
# Reference manual.
ARCHMODE        S/370
CNSLPORT        3270
CODEPAGE        819-1047
#               ^   ^
#               |   |
# ASCII --------+   +----- EBCDIC
CPUMODEL        4381
CPUPRIO         0
CPUSERIAL       098052
DEVPRIO         0
DEVTMAX         0
DIAG8CMD        DISABLE
ECPSVM          NO
HERCPRIO        8
#               |
#               +------------ -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
# Load support for TCPIP instruction.
#LDMOD          DYNINST DYN75
MAINSIZE        16
NUMCPU          1
OSTAILOR        QUIET
PANRATE         FAST
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    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\IO\card.txt ascii eof trunc

# Card Punch    anything you punch will be written to "punch.txt" in the IO
#               directory.
000D    3525    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\IO\punch.txt ascii

# Printers      anything you print will be written to "print1.listing" or
#               "print2.listing" in the IO directory.
000E    1403    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\IO\print1.listing
000F    1403    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\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.

0010 3270
00C0 3270
00C1 3270
00C2 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    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-1.141.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-1_
0241    3350    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-2.241.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-2_
034f    3350    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-3.34f.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-3_
0440    3350    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-4.440.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-4_
0540    3350    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-5.540.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-5_

# The 6th pack is dedicated to the CMSUSER userid.
06f0    3350    v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\vm3350-6.6f0.cckd ro sf=v:\VM370_SIX_PACK\Disks\Shadows\vm3350-6_

# These two packs are for CMS/DOS.  I have not tested CMS/DOSv:\VM370_SIX_PACK\
# Un-comment them if you use them.
#06a0    3350    Disks\sysres.3350.cckd ro sf=Disks\Shadows\sysres_
#07a0    3350    Disks\mcat01.3350.cckd ro sf=Disks\Shadows\mcat01_


I use standard Hercules 3.07 and I don't have any log messages.

Surely MVS definitions in directory have no influence.

Regards

Paul