RE: Replace SEU with Code/400???

["Shaw, David" <dshaw@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan,

Don't assume that because they look somewhat similar that they use the same
code base.  SEU is written in the ancient PL/MI cross-compiler thing that
was built on VM for the S/38.  I don't know what ISPF is written in, but
surely it would be a mainframe assembler or compiler that wouldn't port to
the /400 very well.

Dave Shaw
Spartan International, Inc.
Spartanburg, SC

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Rasch [mailto:drasch@mail.win.org]

Just a little off the path, but, well, its Friday.

Why wasn't SEU ever fully brought up to speed to it's grandchild 
(maybe great-grandchild) on the mainframe side:  ISPF ?

ISPF had alot of features we never saw on the AS/400, and it seemed like
the 'upgrade' / since the mainframe folks already had it, would have been 
a nit.  Of course I do not delve into MI, so maybe my 'peon understanding'
just cannot comprehend.
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