mikenoel37

Started with IBM mainframes in the early 70's. Owned several s-100 systems from late 70's. Developed software for Alphamicro systems (wd16 & 68k) in the early 80's. Did some Apple Macintosh dev work in the late 80's before returning to IBM mainframe systems programming for the rest of my career. Retired since 2005, spending summers in Alaska and winters in Florida.

I've several 'mature' software projects online, available at www.kicksfortso.com.

VAM is an emulator for the Alphamicro AM-100 (wd16) systems. At some point I hope it will support their 68k based systems as well.

KICKS is a CICS-like systems written for use under IBM's 'OS' operating systems, from 3.8j to zos. it's most commonly used with the Hercules mainframe emulator.