Frequently Asked Questions

General:

What does Cross-Platform mean?
Cross-Platform means using a different platform for creating mainframe programs. For example, compiling and assembling sources on a Windows workstation, producing mainframe OS/390 object decks or load-modules.
Using these cross-platform resources can be a tremendously improve programmer productivity while reducing mainframe costs.
What platforms does Dignus support?
Dignus tools run on many cross-platform hosts, including FreeBSD, AIX, Windows, PC Linux, Linux/390, z/Linux, HP/UX, Solaris and Mac OS/X.
Natively, on the mainframe, Dignus tools are supported under OS/390, z/OS, z/VM, Linux/390 and z/Linux.
Can Dignus tools be integrated with Microsoft's Visual Studio?
Yes - the Dignus tools can be integrated with Visual Studio. To learn more, click here.
Do you have any information regarding TPF or z/TPF? You can learn more about the use of Dignus products in TPF programming here.
Can I get a trial of Dignus products?
Yes - you can request a trial of any products by clicking here.
How do I find out more?
Click here to learn more about contacting dignus.

Where is the Systems/C documentation?
You can find the Systems/C documentation here.

Where is the Systems/C++ documentation?
You can find the Systems/C++ documentation here.

Where is the Systems/ASM documentation?
You can find the Systems/ASM documentation here.
How compatible is Systems/ASM with HLASM, and which version?
Systems/ASM is very compatible with HLASM 1.4. An upcoming version will bring support for many HLASM 1.5 features.