Re: Re[2]: Runtime KLIST change?

I was going to comment back on this, however you can either use a tool or not.  
It 
gets to be an emotional issue and then the thread just goes on for ever.





pcunnane@learningco.com on 12/08/99 11:30:35 AM
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     Um, because the generated code is crap?
     
     AS/SET is a tool I hated with a passion when I was forced to use it.  
     It generated diabolical code and amateurish-quality user interfaces, 
     and frequently couldn't do things we needed it to.
     
     At least the RPG compiler seems to generate reasonably optimised 
     machine code, and the language provides most of the tools required to 
     get the job done.
     
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     Paul Cunnane
     The Learning Company
     


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Subject: RE: Runtime KLIST change?
Author:  Rob Berendt <rob@dekko.com> at InterNet
Date:    12/6/99 10:49 AM


I have this point also.  Why do people insist in messing with the AS/SET 
generated code?  
Do they also insist with messing with the machine code generated by the RPG 
compiler?
     
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