[Info-vax] product not installing
Bill Cunningham
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Sat Oct 1 14:53:56 EDT 2016
"John Reagan" <xyzzy1959 at gmail.com> wrote in message
news:cd0c1348-e077-4c29-911f-0be7048f5060 at googlegroups.com...
> On Friday, September 30, 2016 at 3:55:40 PM UTC-4, Bill Cunningham wrote:
>> "Jan-Erik Soderholm" <> wrote in message
>> news:nsk01p$u6g$1...
>>
>> > VMS doesn't "has ZIP", but it can be downloaded. Sometimes there are
>> > a copies on the same wen page where the CC kit was in the first place.
>>
>> I logged into 'system' and I noticed that. There was no zip or unip
>> for
>> vax at the download site HP gave me. It is accessable by ftp, sftp,
>> dropbox
>> and a couple other ways. They don't want you giving this out per license
>> agreement. I guess they give it to everyone individually.
>>
>> The C compiler pages to install is 100K blocks. This I am supposing
>> has
>> nothing to do with modparams.dat and autogen. Because it speaks of using
>> 'authorize'. Show device sys$sysdevice is used.
>>
>> Now is this not a global pages or sections setting? What kind of
>> settings are changed by UAF> Authorize? I've never used it and I keep
>> reading and can simply copy the typed words, but IDK what I'm doing?
>>
>> Bill
>
> There are several issues that the installation guide talks about:
>
> 1 - The actual number of disk blocks needed to install the compiler, the
> additional stuff in the help file, etc.
> 2 - The additional "global pages"/"global sections" if you decided to
> install the compiler SHARED. In that case, VMS keeps additional
> information
> in memory to reduce the overhead of repeated compilations by multiple
> people
> on the system at the same time. You don't have to install the compiler
> SHARED
> for it to work. It is the global pages/global sections that may require
> you
> to modify MODPARAMS.DAT, run AUTOGEN, and reboot.
OK great! I am the only one using my system. If I don't do anything
shared then I don't have to worry about UAF> and authorize then? If I am
understanding correctly. I am familiar with modparams.dat. But I have not
seen anything yet that would need to be changed there. what I am seeing with
80K and 100K is installation and blocks need for /simply having/ the
compiler around. Now are you saying I don't have to worry about that? I am
looking at the iguide. Somewhere in there surely it will mention what needs
to be down with modparams.dat. I will concentrate on that then.
Thx.
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