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Aaron Bartell wrote:
There are probably license packaging
restrictions on that debugger that would make for an awkward install if
it were included in RPGNextGen, but it sure is better than having to go
back to Windows constantly.
It appears that the "System i5 Debugger" comes with JTOpen, the open
source version of the JT400 LPP. It also appears that JTOpen is freely
redistributable. Indeed, it is licensed under the IBM public license
which makes it free software (in the FSF sense of the term)*.
From
http://voxel.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/jt400/readme_6_3.html#diff:
> Files
>
> JTOpen is comprised of the following files:
>
> Jar file Contents
> -------- --------
> [...]
>
> tes.jar(*) Contains the iSeries Graphical Debugger.
And also
> Differences between JTOpen and the Toolbox LPP
> [...]
> 5. Pursuant to the IBM Public License, programmers are free to alter
> the JTOpen source code and to distribute it with their own
> applications.
HTH,
Adam
* IANAL, YMMV, and all the usual caveats apply.
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