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For a time right around there, there was a special environment for C and
a C compiler developed by Glen Sakuth in Toronto that produced linkable
"modules" for that environment. The environment had a special name, of
course, but heck if I can remember it.

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Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:49 PM
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Subject: Re: Modules prior to ILE Was: V6R1 Issue

DeLong, Eric wrote:
Well, modules don't exist without ILE... A module contains the
intermediate (w-code?) output of an ILE compiler. I think C was the
first compiler to support ILE. Perhaps IBM laid in the plumbing for
ILE in V2R3, but the compilers were not GA until later? Maybe some
ILE was PTF'd back to V2R3...

I just popped in the V2R3 Softcopy CD, and while the ILE C manual
doesn't appear to be on it, "ILE Concepts" is, and it does say that ILE
C existed as of V2R3, with RPG and COBOL to follow.

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