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Wait wait wait...so it effectively memory maps all the things? Mainframe environments are weird.
by angersock 13y ago
Wait wait wait...so it effectively memory maps all the things?
Mainframe environments are weird.
- pjmlp 13y agoAnd OS/400 files are libraries that you need to open, as another example of strangeness. Or the OS/360 which uses virtualization for all OSs, like Hyper V does on Windows. The first OS to boot from the hypervisor has master rights, but all OSs are virtualized.
- fulafel 13y ago> Or the OS/360 which uses virtualization for all OSs, like Hyper V does on Windows No, the hypervisor was called VM. According to WP it most frequently ran CMS guests, which was a light weight single-app OS. But could also run OS/360 guests (which predated VM).
- derleth 13y agoAS/400 isn't mainframe. It's midrange; smaller than a mainframe, and not as flexible.