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  3. September 2001

Re: A dumb *S36 question

There was(are) two ways to run S36 applications on the AS/400:

1. S36EE which allow the use of RPGII compiled on the 400 and
   the execution of S/36 procedures. The entire process of
   running a S/36 is "emulated" using any AS/400.

2. *M36 is the ability to run a working copy of SSP as a "host"
   operating system on any RISC Processor. This allowed folks
   to run "ANY" S/36 code without recompilation on the 400. It
   was/is a working version of SSP....


William Corbett wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I will go ahead and apologize for being so ignorant of this, but here
> goes.....
>
> What is the difference between  M36, S36EE and regular old *S36.
>
> I just don't know?????
>

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