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The compiler was improved.  I would hope that, over time, if an
updated compiler is provided by IBM, that it would generate, among
other things, faster code.  I would bet that Barbara could give you
more details as to why, but consider the other advantages, besides
speed of execution.  Re-usable modules, static or dynamic binding,
multiple executable modules that use different source types (SQL, CL,
RPGLE) in one program, etc. etc.


On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 03:33:44 +0530, Muralidhar Narayana
<Muralidhar_Narayana@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I took the source for5 programs and I ran them through the ILE converter. I 
> made no changes to the ILE source code that was generated, I simply compiled 
> it. I then ran multiple tests of these using the OPM programs and then 
> running using the ILE programs.
> 
> The tests all produced identical output, but when using the ILE programs it 
> ran in about half the time that it required using the OPM programs. On 
> average, it took about 20 minutes using the OPM programs and about 10 minutes 
> using the ILE programs.
> 
> I don't know why the ILE programs improve the performance so significantly. 
> Any thoughts?
> 
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