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Subject: Re: Running SQL Workbench console from PASE
From: Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2015 08:08:50 -0600
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The compiler in PASE - the C/C++ whose name I forget, just isn't good for
taking these open source things into PASE - with that compiler, IBM WOULD
have to modify source and rewrite all over the place.

In that YOUTUBE link to Tim Rowe's COMMON presentation which I posted
previously, he talks about THAT at about 13-15 minutes into the
presentation. He said the name of the "native" C compiler was XLC.

But what you're saying about the native C compiler forcing a "rewrite" is
pretty much confirmed. Actually "modifications" to the development
environment and code would be a better description than "rewrite".

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