Re: [MI400] porting OS/400 compiler functionality to Windows...

[Dave McKenzie <davemck@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Point of worthless trivia:  The EDTLIBL CPP used to be QMNRPEDL, an RPG pgm,
but on V5R1 it isn't anymore.  However it's still there, suggesting the
question: what's it used for now (or is it just flotsam)?

If you do DSPOBJD of QSYS *pgms then copy out those with non-blank attribute,
you see some curious debris.  Including QFZDOFMT with attribute FSCX,
containing the string "5799-DNP  Product: Freestanding C/400."

Old pgms never die--they're just kept around to sell disks :-)

--Dave

On Sunday 30 June 2002 06:36 pm, Simon Coulter wrote:
<snip>
> LPPs are mostly written in PL/MI or C with a few using "odd" languages
> such as Pascal or Modula-2.  There were a few using COBOL and almost none
> using RPG (there are certainly no IBM RPG LPPs now).
<snip>
> Regards,
> Simon Coulter.