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Re: Death of RPG38 and RPG36 -and- more!

Because developing for it (writing RPG II) is vastly different from using the existing stuff that you have and going forward from there for new projects.
That said, there have been PTF's released for v5r3 that were aimed specifically at the 36E so it's not like it's just something that can exist without IBM having to expend resources. 


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Holden Tommy wrote:


Not too far behind I'd think...why would they if their customers no
longer develop for it?? 

Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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I guess that goes back to the question:  Are you losing the compilers,
the environment or both? I'm suspecting it's only the compilers. Therefore
the people without source would not be affected. However, I would fear that once they dropped the compilers, how far behind can the environment 

be?

Rob Berendt

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