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>> "Many RPG programmers would like to be able to port their apps to other operating systems." Hans, you are completely wrong about porting applications. Hans is a big boy and I'm sure he can speak for himself - however I will make a couple of comments. First of all none of you have seen the requests that continue to flow into the Labs. I have. For years one of _the_ most frequent requests has been "Make RPG available on other platforms". Hans is not mis-stating anything, and frankly it is a bit unfair in my opinion to jump all over him for telling the truth. For goodness sake we've seen requests on this very forum for PC and Linux versions of the RPG compiler!! how can you claim that no one wants to do it? Maybe few people want to do it to so that they can move off the box, but that's not the only reason. Maybe you guys don't want to port your apps - but there are many who do. Are all of you seriously telling me that if you were a BP you wouldn't like to be able to sell a version of your app that ran on someone's Unix box? or the NT network they already have? The fact that you think the iSeries is the best dang box in the universe and that RPG is a great language for business apps doesn't mean that you wouldn't like to run on other platforms. Jon Paris Partner400
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