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>> My guess would be that RPG is under IBM control and therefore not >> extensible by us. CL, however, is extensible, meaning we can do our own >> commands. Homegrown commands are promptable, so CODE has to go to the >> AS/400 and get it on the fly. The RPG stuff could be hard coded >> so-to-speak within the code editor. If true, an excellent theory Jeff Crosby. This would also explain my problem with some CL commands coming up GUI no matter what's installed. Its likely that a few CL commands are written for windows (ie. not JAVA). I'll also add my own WOAH! to the statement that just initiating a JAVA environment consumes 20MB of memory not to mention the additional 20MB for the actual application. My desktop 'puter trembles from hearing that Eclipse will run almost entirely on JAVA.
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