Re: porting C library to Power i

Its not homegrown code, but a package solution from a vendor, and they
have not ported it to i .
But we are one Power i amongst mixed with many AIX servers (I think there
are 30+ companies in this corp) and the solution covers all but us. I
suggested we take a little time to see if possible.
Whats in the lib I don't know - just beginning to scratch the surface.
I did a prev post asking if anyone has implemented this - HP Voltage and
got no responses.
We trade info with many other servers, and HP Voltage has a common key
approach so that each server, with the key can read each other's passed or
queried data.
We would like not to be the exception as we share lots of data.
Jim

On Fri, Jan 20, 2017 at 1:33 PM, Aaron Bartell <aaronbartell@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

What library of C functions?

On Jan 20, 2017 12:15 PM, "Jerry Draper" <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We have a project to port a library of C functions to the I that can be
used by Python on the *IX side.

Specifically this is numpi.

Anyone done this?

J

On 1/20/2017 9:45 AM, Jim Franz wrote:

I've been tasked to port "a library of C functions" to Power i V7R1 -

to

be used in an encryption project and then use them from RPGLE apps.

This

is
short proof of concept project.
I'm not sure the terms "library" and "functions" are correct.
I've been given the plan to deploy on an AIX system.
This currently running on AIX and Win systems (and not sure if same C
functions or different set for Win and AIX) but all is written to use

with

DB2 LUW.
It's not open source so did not start with that list.
Assuming if AIX port it will involve Pase, and is installed.
There is IBM docs going back many releases, so I need to know what is

the

current method for our current level V7R1.
As always - thank you,
Jim Franz

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