Re: Fast400 Value to iSeries community is less than zero

Steve

all true - the question is whether you use interactive CPU or batch CPU -
does the methodology your are talking about require interactive CPU or
batch CPU ? I'd suggest that if the code was executed other than in-line
behind a green screen i.e. using a client-server type architecture, the CPU
question would become less relevent because even the smaller AS/400 have
relatively more CPU available to them.

It's when we have to run everything as part of the gtreen screen app that
the interactive feature really bites us.

Other than that I agree with where you are heading :)

Cheers
Evan Harris


>If you code in C++ the way that is best, that is by encapsulating everything
>in classes, where strings are a class, allocated memory is another class, an
>array is vector template, etc,...    such a pgm will be/could be very well
>written and easily maintainable, ....  but will take a lot of cpu to run.
>
>Running such a pgm on a 50 CPW system will not cut it.  Especially a system
>with many users.  The end result:  pgms are not written in this manner,
>vendors dont supply the tools needed, the add on function libraries, iSeries
>programmers dont learn OOP.  Kind of the way the iSeries market is and has
>been.
>
>No ?