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On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, Michael Ryan wrote:
How many third party vendors have produced anything like a QSYSINC library, much less service programs containing cool procedures that we could use?
On which platform? On Unix and Linux platforms software always comes with include files for C, and often comes with Perl and Python wrappers as well. On Windows platforms, C and C++ includes are pretty standard, often a VB module containing the VB definitions is also there. Or, instead of letting you call their DLL directly, they'll provide an OCX control instead.
For Java and .NET platforms, these types of includes aren't necessary.It's really pretty standard everywhere except for the System i platform, where modular re-usable APIs and components are a rarity because software companies are still working on the discovery of fire.
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