IBM 1130 simulator

[twobob]

http://ibm1130.org/sim

this one is for the user Pop



[root@kindle bin]# /mnt/us/extensions/IBM/ibm1130

IBM 1130 simulator V3.8-0

sim> help

ba{cktrace} {n}          list last n branches/skips/interrupts
v{iew} filename          view a text file with notepad
w{here} address          find phase and offset of an address
ph{debug} off|phlo phhi  break on phase load
font MAPFILE             use font mapping definitions in MAPFILE
del{ete} filename        remove file
r{eset} {ALL|<device>}   reset simulator
e{xamine} <list>         examine memory or registers
ie{xamine} <list>        interactive examine memory or registers
d{eposit} <list> <val>   deposit in memory or registers
id{eposit} <list>        interactive deposit in memory or registers
ev{aluate} <expr>        evaluate symbolic expression
ru{n} {new PC}           reset and start simulation
go {new PC}              start simulation
s{tep} {n}               simulate n instructions
c{ont}                   continue simulation
b{oot} <unit>            bootstrap unit
br{eak} <list>           set breakpoints
nobr{eak} <list>         clear breakpoints
at{tach} <unit> <file>   attach file to simulated unit
det{ach} <unit>          detach file from simulated unit
as{sign} <device> <name> assign logical name for device
dea{ssign} <device>      deassign logical name for device
sa{ve} <file>            save simulator to file
rest{ore}|ge{t} <file>   restore simulator from file
l{oad} <file> {<args>}   load binary file
du(mp) <file> {<args>}   dump binary file
exi{t}|q{uit}|by{e}      exit from simulation
set console arg{,arg...} set console options
set break <list>         set breakpoints
set nobreak <list>       clear breakpoints
set throttle x{M|K|%}    set simulation rate
set nothrottle           set simulation rate to maximum
set <dev> OCT|DEC|HEX    set device display radix
set <dev> ENABLED        enable device
set <dev> DISABLED       disable device
set <dev> DEBUG{=arg}    set device debug flags
set <dev> NODEBUG={arg}  clear device debug flags
set <dev> arg{,arg...}   set device parameters
set <unit> ENABLED       enable unit
set <unit> DISABLED      disable unit
set <unit> arg{,arg...}  set unit parameters
sh{ow} br{eak} <list>    show breakpoints
sh{ow} con{figuration}   show configuration
sh{ow} cons{ole} {arg}   show console options
sh{ow} dev{ices}         show devices
sh{ow} m{odifiers}       show modifiers
sh{ow} n{ames}           show logical names
sh{ow} q{ueue}           show event queue
sh{ow} ti{me}            show simulated time
sh{ow} th{rottle}        show simulation rate
sh{ow} ve{rsion}         show simulator version
sh{ow} <dev> RADIX       show device display radix
sh{ow} <dev> DEBUG       show device debug flags
sh{ow} <dev> MODIFIERS   show device modifiers
sh{ow} <dev} NAMES       show device logical name
sh{ow} <dev> {arg,...}   show device parameters
sh{ow} <unit> {arg,...}  show unit parameters
do <file> {arg,arg...}   process command file
echo <string>            display <string>
assert {<dev>} <cond>    test simulator state against condition
h{elp}                   type this message
h{elp} <command>         type help for command
!                        execute local command interpreter
! <command>              execute local host command

I haven't even packaged it to run in a shell.

But yeah. Works.

Enjoy Pop

(compiled for all kindles actually)

And Knc1 found this one

[twobob]

Incidentally the attachment has the source code AND the executable AND the example tools - all bundled untidily in one ugly pile.

You're welcome


EXECUTABLE: ibm1130

TOOLS: ibm1130software.zip

Rest. Various source and junk

[knc1]

Thanks a lot for that.

A challenge for some future time, when really, really, really, really bored -
native compile it on our K5/370 or K5/390 to run on one of those mainframes.

[SampleAndy]

I don't think I've mentioned it, but I have a IBM 5362 sitting in my basement. Any chance we could port the PW over to it? (sigh) I didn't think so... plus there's the complication that IBM pulled the processor when they retired it, and I didn't get any terminals with it. Will kterm emulate a VT100?

OK, enough silliness for one day. Be good all.

[twobob]

VT100 term?

yeah probably

[PoP]

Originally Posted by twobob

http://ibm1130.org/sim

this one is for the user Pop

...

Enjoy Pop

...

And Knc1 found this one

Karma to both of you. Hey on the photo, that's me in the middle! (just kidding).

This brings back memories. Thanks for making my day.

[twobob]

Most welcome

Qapla' !

[knc1]

Originally Posted by PoP

Karma to both of you. Hey on the photo, that's me in the middle! (just kidding).

This brings back memories. Thanks for making my day.

I notice that both men are wearing the "uniform of the day" for IBM, the short sleeved white shirt with tie.

Your welcome.
You might find a world of things wrong with this, it was very late at night for me and very early morning for twobob (we are 6 time zones apart).

If you want to clean up our packaging, test a few of the software items, maybe even name what is in the 1130software archive . . .
Feel free.

Note: There is some information on the web page linked to in the first post.
I think that bundle includes some compilers, including APL -
now **THAT** should bring back memories (or nightmares).
Maybe even RPG .

(Both referred to at times as 'write only' computer languages.)

[knc1]

Originally Posted by knc1

Thanks a lot for that.

A challenge for some future time, when really, really, really, really bored -
native compile it on our K5/370 or K5/390 to run on one of those mainframes.

The current GCC for our Kindle Mainframe can be found here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gccmvs/

[twobob]

See. Who says we are not current?

[knc1]

Common Lisp for the 1130:
http://ibm1130.org/sw/lisp

Could 1130/emacs be on the horizon?

And, according to the web-site, you already have Fortran, APL and RPG (maybe others).

See the goodies list at:
http://ibm1130.org/sw

Note: The comment on that page about Cobol is incorrect.
Cobol/360 is public domain, part of our MVS-3.8j set of disk packs, and we may also have the source to it on those desk packs.
If we have that source, it might be possible (on the K5/390) to cross-compile it for the 1130.
{ Hmm... cross-compile it (on the K5/390) to run native on the Kindle ARMv7l ?? Duh... }

Note 2: There is another 45 years worth of mainframe software out there, if anyone has enough 'google credits' to search for it.