Re: AS/400 strong points

[<Andreas.z.h.s.s.c.Stadelmann@xxxxxx> (by way of David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>)]

hi folks

be carefull. If you are using ILEC with optimisation *FULL sometimes 
the conversion will fail and you have to recompile the whole stuff.

Andreas A. Stadelmann
Union Bank of Switzerland
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>Von: owner-midrange-l / zhux; jeffreycarey / zhux
>An: MIDRANGE-L / zhux
>Betreff: PUBLIC: Re: AS/400 strong points
>Datum: Mittwoch, 21. Mai 1997 15,58
>
>Danny McQuestion wrote:
>>
>> Jeffrey M. Carey wrote:
>> > Also, because of this you CAN migrate from CISC to RISC
>without any > > programming or recompiling.
>>
>>         I would not venture to include "w/o recompiling" in that last
>> statement!
>
>I don't know why not.  We migrated an F45 to 50S without recompiling a
>line.  As long as your programs are observalbe, one time object
>conversion does it all - I suppose this is a recompile of sorts, but
>takes much less time, is automatic and seems pretty fool-proof.  Do you
>equate that with a recompile in the Unix environment?
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