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| From | Anne & Lynn Wheeler <lynn@garlic.com> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | alt.folklore.computers |
| Subject | Re: iBM System/3 FORTRAN for engineering/science work? |
| Date | 2021-07-13 18:19 -1000 |
| Organization | Wheeler&Wheeler |
| Message-ID | <87tukxil2m.fsf@localhost> (permalink) |
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undefined Hancock-4 <hancock4@bbs.cpcn.com> writes: > I don't have my S/360 history handy, but wasn't a foundation to these > problems the focus on Future System instead of upgrading System/360? > If I recall correctly, they suddenly realized FS wasn't gonna work and S/360 > was obsolete so they rushed out S/360 with some improvements, but not > a lot. First was the S/3x5 series, then later the improved S/3x8 series > which I think was a lot better. motivation for 370/165 (and all other 370s) to virtual memory took hold before FS took over the company. Initial OS/VS2 release 1 was SVS ... little different from running MVT in a CP67 16mbyte virtual machine ... except MVT built the virtual address table and was able to do page faults (but not efficiently or optimized, since they expected little or no page faults) ... biggest issue was fitting CP67 CCWTRANS into EXCP/SVC0 channel program processing ... which created a copy of the passed channel program replacing CCW virtual addresses with real. part of discussion from archived post (from bit.listserv.ibm-man, could also be found in the google newsgroup archives) http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011d.html#73 Of course, the estimates for OS/VS were based on a misperception. The Kingston estimate for OS/VS2 Release 1 (SVS) had an estimate for the work needed for Release 2 (MVS), but it was couched as release 1 cost plus a delta - in other words, the same cost as release 1 plus some more. Since the Kingston resources were being redeployed to FS, that meant that there weren't going to be enough people to do both. Since MVS was supposed to be the glide path for FS (which would be OS/VS2 Release 3), this was unwelcome news. xxxxx and yyyyy modified the plan to reuse some of the SVS resources plus people transitioning from OS/360. Bob Evans did his part by cutting a year off the MVS development schedule. ... snip ... I continued to work on 360/370 all through the FS period ... even periodically ridiculing what they were doing, which wasn't exactly a career enhancing activity (lot of stuff was never really worked out ... just pie-in-the-sky waving hands). long winded discussion of FS ... including when it finally imploded, quick&dirty 3033 and 3081 efforts were kicked off in parallel http://www.jfsowa.com/computer/memo125.htm Note that 370 virtual memory architecture had a whole bunch of features ... however the 165 hardware people complained that if they had to implement all the architecture features ... it would delay virtual memory announce by six months ... as a result features were dropped to get 370/165 virtual memory back on schedule ... and other platforms that had already implemented the full architecture had to remove the dropped features and any software developed that used the dropped features had to be rewritten. Future System disaster in the 70s ... from Ferguson & Morris, "Computer Wars: The Post-IBM World", Time Books, 1993 .... reference to the "Future System" project 1st half of the 70s: ... and perhaps most damaging, the old culture under Watson Snr and Jr of free and vigorous debate was replaced with *SYNCOPHANCY* and *MAKE NO WAVES* under Opel and Akers. It's claimed that thereafter, IBM lived in the shadow of defeat ... snip ... Major motivation for Future System was clone controllers ... an objective was to make the interfaces so complex that the clone makers wouldn't be able to follow ... some folklore was that 37x5 telecommuncation box was one of the few that tried to still meet the FS objective (with VTAM & NCP). Note, during FS, internal politics were shutting down 370 projects ... and the lack of new 370 products during the FS period is credited with giving the clone processor makers (like Amdahl) their market foothold (effort to thwart clone controllers enabled clone processor makers). clone trivia: At the univ. I had taken a two semestor hr intro to fortran/computers ... then within a year, univ. hires me fulltime to be responsible for ibm mainframe system (306/67, but ran as 360/65 with os/360). Then three people from science center came out in jan1968 and installed cp67 and univ. let me play with it on weekends. Original terminal support had 2741 & 1052 terminal support with automagic terminal type identification. Univ. had tty 33s and a 35 ... so I added tty/ascii terminal support and extended automagic terminal type support to tty/ascii. I then wanted to have single dialin phone number for al terminals ... single "hunt group" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_hunting didn't quite work ... IBM took shortcut in the terminal controller, why it was possible to change the terminal type port interface with the SAD CCW ... couldn't change the line speed (aka work for leased lines). This help prompt the univ. to do a clone controller project ... build a channel interface board for a Interdata/3 programmed to emulate a ibm telecommuncation controller ... with the addition of being able of doing dynamic line speed determination. This was then updated with an Interdata/4 for the channel interface and clusters of Interdata/3 handling the ports. Interdata starts selling it as a clone controller and four of us get written up (for some part of) IBM clone controller business. Perkin-Elmer buys Interdata and continues to sell the box under their own logo. -- virtualization experience starting Jan1968, online at home since Mar1970
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