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Hans wrote: >When your "Comprehensive RPG Archive for Modules and >Procedures" is up and running, I'll expect to see this >functionality included! Buck replied: >David Morris has started just such a project named the iSeries-toolkit. > >http://www.iseries-toolkit.org > David's site looks good. But a "Comprehensive RPG Archive for Modules and Procedures" should be more than that. David's iseries-toolkit should be one of many contributions to a complete archive site. In particular, the iseries-toolkit looks like a good selection of commonly used functions. But that package might not include more specific functionality, such as interest rate computations, which would be more appropriate in their own packages. A comprehensive archive (like CPAN) should include all manner of contributions from a variety of different sources and problem domains. There are bits and pieces here and there, but no comprehensive and complete list. Ideally, whenever anyone in any forum asks how to do some particular task on the iSeries, the answer should be "Go to the RPG Archive (http://www.ramp.org/) and download package XYZ". I believe Bob mentioned that he and a few others were working on something. I'm sure they'll come up with a much better name than mine. ;-) Cheers! Hans Hans Boldt, ILE RPG Development, IBM Toronto Lab, boldt@ca.ibm.com
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