The question is, what was VM/SP? I know it was IBMs,
and it ran on large
mainframes. Where can I find information about it?
The only info I can find is in a couple of glossy brochures from IBM.
One is about the 9370, the other about the 3090 series. Respectively,
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product (VM/SP)
This is a multi-user, multi-processing operating system for
interactive processing. It provides productivity tools for
commercial and engineering/scientific environments, decision
support and program development. With its connectivity
enhancements, this system is particularly suited for remote sites
that have little or no programming staff.
and
Simple end-user interaction with VM
The VM/XA Systems Facility and the VM/SP High Performance Option
both provide a virtual machine environment. Together with the
Conversational Monitor System (CMS), they permit each end-user to
access the IBM 3090 system independently, with the perception that
he or she is the sole user. Communicating with the IBM 3090 via
VM/CMS, Vector Vacility users can develop, test and execute
vectorised applications online, using a comprehensive range of IBM
Assembler and FORTRAN compilers, libraries and productivity tools.
VM also provides guest System Control Program (SCP) support, not
only for other IBM SCPs but also for IX/370, IBM's implementation
of UNIX.
Sorry I can't be of further help.
Philip.