Re: Open source ERP

If the cheap #@$%*&^ won't even upgrade to use free software then 
that's their problem.
We will miss some contributions from fine folks who, for short term reasons, 
stay with an employer that runs an ancient version of the operating system. 
But, that is a price I am willing to pay.





jpcarr@tredegar.com on 02/11/2000 10:04:08 AM
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This answer depends on what release you want this code to run 
on.   It ain't gonna run on V3R2.
John Carr

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Jon's point about using the new redbook as a starting point
is valid. I'm sure that RPG IV was understood by everyone
as the language of choice  - which version though? The next
release of the compiler promises to have many significant
changes. Would we develop towards that or settle on an
older version. The error handling with the new MONITOR
constructs will offer a lot. If free form C-specs is part of
the release, is that where we want to go?

Joe Teff


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