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On 2/14/2017 3:41 PM, Evan Harris wrote:
Having more machine instructions than you would like is a vastlydifferent
statement than "doesn't run on the i".
He's choosing to draw a line between 'native' IBM i and PASE.
At home, I write machine code for PIC micros, so I can definitely
appreciate that line. However, at work, I'm an application programmer.
I don't care whether a given 'machine instruction' executes in
horizontal, vertical, PASE, or 'native IBM i'. I care only if I can
access the functionality from an RPG program via CALL/PARM or
CALLP/sub-procedure.
The things we can execute that way are 'IBM i' and the things we cannot
are 'PASE'.
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