IBM Mainframe
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- Hercules 3.08
- is an open source System/370, ESA/390 and 64-bit z/Architecture emulator for Linux, Windows (98, NT, 2000, and XP), Solaris, FreeBSD, and Mac OS X (10.3 and later).
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- GCCMVS
- A freely available 31-bit C mainframe standalone compiler designed to run on MVS (z/OS back to at least MVS 3.8j), CMS (z/VM and predecessors) and VSE (z/VSE back to DOS/VS R34). Software, documentation and links to related software is available. Site maintained by Paul Edwards.
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- Hercules: The MVS/380 Project
- A presentation at SHARE 112, 5 March 2009, Austin, Texas, by Jay Maynard of Savail Consulting, Inc. Explores the addition of 31-bit architecture into MVS 3.8j. [PDF]
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- Jason
- An integrated graphical front-end to the Hercules S/370, ESA/390 and z/Architecture Emulator. Written by Oleh Yuschuk.
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- Jay Moseley
- Provides instructions on installing and using Hercules, as well as archives of source code, JCL, and instructions on installing and using several of the IBM mainframe operating systems and many language compilers for the System/360-390 family of mainframes.
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- KICKS
- A CICS-like transaction processing system for Hercules. Site includes CICS documentation reference links and a free download.
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- MVS Tur(n)key System
- Download links for a ready to install turnkey package consisting of a combination of Hercules and MVS 3.8j and extensive Cookbook documentation.
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- MVS/380 - 31-bit MVS - 25 years in the making
- The family of freely-available 31-bit mainframe operating systems which currently includes MVS/380, VM/380 and VSE/380. Software, documentation and links to related software is available. Site maintained by Paul Edwards.
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- Prycroft Six
- MVS 3.8, OS/390 and z/OS program products and technical services including system software development. Includes download links and documentation.
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- Tim's Hercules Page
- Resource links and documentation for Hercules and MVS Turnkey v3 from Tim Pinkawa.
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- Vintage IBM Hardware and Software
- A collection of, and links to resources useful for installing and running public domain IBM emulated hardware and software.
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