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Never said it made them into RPGIII.  What I was referring to was that you
can compile all the programs as RPGIII and use CL or OCL to run them.

Tommy Briggs

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[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Barbara Morris
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Subject: Re: RPGII to RPG IV


Tommy Briggs wrote:
>
> Bob -
>
> There are no RPGII programs on the 400.  The compiler creates MI just like
> RPGIII.  Only the front end syntax checker is different.

RPGII programs are different.  Aside from differences like zoned/packed
default, RPGII programs have a runtime check to make sure they were
called using //LOAD //RUN.  (I don't think the fact that the compiler
creates MI makes RPGII programs into RPGIII programs any more than it
makes them into COBOL400 programs.)

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