I think I saw once that there is an IBM1130 ASM assembler that runs on a PC. I would like to see if I can make Visual Studio use it. Does anyone know if that has already been done and if it is available where do I get it?
Eddy
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Thanks Bob. The way I work on the 1130 is to keep all of my source on my PC then edit with Visual Studio. Then I have a button that will transfer the file to my virtual 2314’s but then I have to switch over to the emulator and run an XEQ (equivalent to MAKE but with CYTOS). Then if there is an error I have to look at the 1403 output and repeat. I was hoping I could jimmy up VS to run an assembler and skip a few steps.
Oh well, I guess I’ll keep doing it the hard way.
Eddy
Eddy.
As far as I can see the cross assembler in the 1130 distribution should do what you want. The readme1130.txt says….
asm1130 -l program.asm
compiles source file, creates simulator load
file (program.out) and listing file (program.lst)
The cross assembler wants files either in strict column
layout matching the IBM spec, or, if tabs are present in the
source file,
label<tab>opcode<tab>flags<tab>operand
The output file is in the format used by the 1130 simulator's
load command.
I believe that DMS is written in “normal” 1130 assembler, but there isn’t enough memory on the 1130 to assemble it.
So a set of S/360 macros were created that could be used to cross-assemble 1130 code on a S/360.
There is also a standalone “HASP workstation” program that can be run on the 1130 and again the S/360 macros are also used to assemble this.
Dave
From: ibm...@googlegroups.com <ibm...@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Eddy Quicksall
Sent: 14 April 2019 22:43
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Subject: RE: [IBM1130] 1130 asm via pc
Thanks Bob. The way I work on the 1130 is to keep all of my source on my PC then edit with Visual Studio. Then I have a button that will transfer the file to my virtual 2314’s but then I have to switch over to the emulator and run an XEQ (equivalent to MAKE but with CYTOS). Then if there is an error I have to look at the 1403 output and repeat. I was hoping I could jimmy up VS to run an assembler and skip a few steps.
Oh well, I guess I’ll keep doing it the hard way.
Eddy
From: ibm...@googlegroups.com [mailto:ibm...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Bob Flanders
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2019 5:36 PM
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Subject: Re: [IBM1130] 1130 asm via pc
Hi Eddy,
IBM1130.org has a pc assembler to assemble the Disk Monitor. The DM is written in IBM360 macros (I think) and there is no way to assemble it on the 1130 it self, so it was cross-assembled then loaded onto a 2310 cartridge (somehow.)
http://ibm1130.org/sim/downloads/ has the zip download which has all the software and the cross compiler.
Regards,
Bob
On Sun, Apr 14, 2019 at 3:55 PM Eddy Quicksall <Ed...@quicksall.com> wrote:
I think I saw once that there is an IBM1130 ASM assembler that runs on a PC. I would like to see if I can make Visual Studio use it. Does anyone know if that has already been done and if it is available where do I get it?
Eddy
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When I worked at Cisco I made up a Windows script such that I could edit on Visual Studio, click a button which would send it to Linux for the build then receive the result into Visual Studio and parse the output such that I could examine and fix the errors with Visual Studio F4. I can’t remember the exact script but have thought about how I would do that to CYTOS. Maybe I’ll play with that idea some.