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B.V. Bixoft is a dutch firm, specialized in assembler-programming for mainframes. Not just for z/OS (also known as MVS or OS/390), but also for VM/CMS and DOS/VSE environments.
Assembler Proficiency Self-test.
Names of High Level Assembler experts and their
short profiles.
Overview of recent changes.
Our activities comprise amongst others:
Furthermore we will be pleased to help you find solutions for your tough programming problems.
Other topics:
| Why assembler? | A differentiated approach to the pros and cons of using assembler. |
| Proposal for Bixoft Public License |
Proposal for a "Public License" for our macro library and the sample programs presented on this site. |
| Macro library | Short description of our extensive macro library, also known as Bixoft eXtended Assembly language. For evaluation purposes we have prepared sample documentation for the CPY and NTCR macros. All of your comments are gladly welcomed. |
| Code snippets and Complete programs |
Two pages with examples of assembler-code. |
| Network | Of experienced assembler and systems programmers. |
| Links | Interesting books, sites and other information. |
| Reviews | Reviews of some of the publications to be found on the links page. |
| Profile | Of our founder: A.F. Kornelis. |
| Humor |
Remark:
On this site you will regularly run into the term "dataset".
Although the term "file" is more common we have chosen to
follow
IBM's terminology.
Remarks? Questions? More information? Select the topic of your choice or e-mail us with your questions.
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This site is a member of WebRing. You are invited to browse the list of mainframe-loving sites. |
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Dinos are not dead. They are alive and well and living in data centers all around you. They speak in tongues and work strange magics with computers. Beware the dino! And just in case you're waiting for the final demise of these dino's: remember that dinos ruled the world for 155-million years! |
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