z390 Assembler Studio / Bugs / #2 still missing ASMLIDE.bat

angra1982 - 2016-03-21

are you using windows 8 or 10?

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- Hans-Peter Matthe - 2016-03-21
  
  hi,
  
  sorry, i forgot - it's Windows7
  
  Greetings from Kiel, Hans-Peter
  
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  Am 21.03.2016 um 19:12 schrieb angra1982:
  
  are you using windows 8 or 10?
  
  [bugs:#2] https://sourceforge.net/p/z390ide/bugs/2/ still missing
  ASMLIDE.bat
  
  Status: open
  Group: v1.0_(example)
  Labels: ASMLIDE
  Created: Mon Mar 21, 2016 06:09 PM UTC by Hans-Peter Matthe
  Last Updated: Mon Mar 21, 2016 06:09 PM UTC
  Owner: nobody
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  hello,
  I installed the latest Version of z390 Assembler Studio and got a
  "missing file" message during first attempt of using the GUI. Please see
  also the attached Hardcopy of "Tools -> Options" result. My Language is
  "english" and the path points to the highest directory of the installed
  z390 stuff.
  Search-Engines did not help in any way. Could you, please, post the
  content of this file (because you had fixed it already ...?)
  
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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

For windows 8 try to run program in admin mode and give all authorization to the user. it´s because when you configure the z390 emulator folder for a first time z390 ide needs copy some .cmd (batch files) into z390 folder located into program files, It will require administrator rights.

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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

the .cmd /.bat files are into z390ide directory on program files.
by the way, be sure that you are using the latest version downloaded from sourceforge only. https://sourceforge.net/projects/z390ide/files/2.3.1/

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- Hans-Peter Matthe - 2016-03-21
  
  hi,
  
  I'm running Windows 7.
  
  To avoid problems with Windows, I have an additional Install-Directory
  for projects that mix .exe/.dll and data - so I installed all stuff in
  C:\HPM_TOOLS\z390.
  Today (!) I deleted all files from an older running z390-Install
  (without your GUI) from this directory.
  Then today I downloaded and installed in that empty dir
  https://sourceforge.net/projects/z390/files/latest/download?source=typ_redirect
  
  Immediately after that I downloaded and installed
  https://sourceforge.net/projects/z390ide/files/latest/download?source=directory
  
  After your hint, I ran from a cmd.exe-Window (in Administrator-mode)
  the z390AssemblerStudioSetup231.msi because there was no Admin-option
  when i clicked this file with the right-mouse-button.
  
  But there is no change - "he" is still missing the ASMLIDE.bat.
  
  Greetings, Hans-Peter
  
  Hans-Peter Matthe, Ellerbeker Weg 131, D-24147 Kiel, Germany
  phone: +49-431-738200, mobile: +49-171-6205344
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  Am 21.03.2016 um 19:22 schrieb angra1982:
  
  the .cmd /.bat files are into z390ide directory on program files.
  by the way, be sure that you are using the latest version downloaded
  from sourceforge only. https://sourceforge.net/projects/z390ide/files/2.3.1/
  
  [bugs:#2] https://sourceforge.net/p/z390ide/bugs/2/ still missing
  ASMLIDE.bat
  
  Status: open
  Group: v1.0_(example)
  Labels: ASMLIDE
  Created: Mon Mar 21, 2016 06:09 PM UTC by Hans-Peter Matthe
  Last Updated: Mon Mar 21, 2016 06:17 PM UTC
  Owner: nobody
  Attachments:
  
  ASMStudio.png
  https://sourceforge.net/p/z390ide/bugs/2/attachment/ASMStudio.png
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  hello,
  I installed the latest Version of z390 Assembler Studio and got a
  "missing file" message during first attempt of using the GUI. Please see
  also the attached Hardcopy of "Tools -> Options" result. My Language is
  "english" and the path points to the highest directory of the installed
  z390 stuff.
  Search-Engines did not help in any way. Could you, please, post the
  content of this file (because you had fixed it already ...?)
  
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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

that should not be a problem. Did you install first z390 compiler from http://www.z390.org , rigth?

when I was saying run as administator I was talking about run the ide (.exe) as administrator, not about the instalation msi file). when you run the ide for first time(.exe) it will ask you for the z390 compiler instalation directory, and then it will copy the batch files to z390 compiler directory. The originals batch files are from the z390ide directory, so you can copy and paste by hand.

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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

if I understood , you installed z390 compiler and z390ide into the same directory? if this is the case, don´t do that. The ide will copy files from the ide directory to the compiler directory. if its the same directory the copy will fail.

shoud be work if you follow the next steps:
1) install the z390 compiler into c:\HPM_TOOLS\z390\
2) install z390ide into c:\HPM_TOOLS\z390ide\
3) run z390ide and configure the z390 compiler directory as c:\HPM_TOOLS\z390

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Hans-Peter Matthe - 2016-03-21

After doing as advised your GUI-program doesn't complain anymore.
Many thanks for your "supporting dumb users".
I didn't realize the need of separation.

Greetings, Hans-Peter

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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

Don´t worry. I should put some alert message.

I develop this ide because programing assembler code into notepad was not easy to learn. It was for a computer organization subject at university. Because it was useful for other users I uploaded to internet and made english translations and other minor changes.

I hope it will useful for you too.

check this video tutorial.

Video 1 Debugging user input and output by keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqBM3o1_PtY
Video 2 Debugging external routinges
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djHyr97TbPU
Video 3 Configure z390 portable mainframe directory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI60j64SjZA

regards
Guillermo

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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

status: open --> closed

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angra1982 - 2016-03-21

SOLVED: z390 compiler from www.z390.org and z390 Assembler Studio (z390ide) must be installed into diferents directories.

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