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Pedro
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Location: Silicon Valley
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I have a clist to rexx converter program. That is, a colleague wrote it but is no longer interested in it.
It does most of the work, but you have to rework the result.
I no longer have mainframe access so I have to provide it as-is. I wonder what is the best way to provide it. |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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Location: Bamberg, Germany
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| I am intrigued. Maybe a link or sticky post will do? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Location: italy
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file 646 at cbttape.org contains a conversion tool that according to the description was provided by IBM
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//***FILE 646 is an automation tool from IBM, to convert a CLIST * FILE 646
//* to a REXX exec. This code has been released to a * FILE 646
//* public LISTSERV, so I assume it is in the public * FILE 646
//* domain already. I am including, as members $$NOTE1 * FILE 646
//* and $$NOTE2, the pieces of LISTSERV transcripts, * FILE 646
//* with their respective dates, as an indication that * FILE 646
//* it is probably OK to distribute this code. Also * FILE 646
//* see member $$INTRO for hints how to install and * FILE 646
//* run this tool. * FILE 646
//* * FILE 646
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and if needed I can provide a unxmit tool written in rexx to expand properly the .xmi files |
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