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> From: Douglas Handy > > Why? I'd rather IBM spent my proverbial $100 on adding features > to the compiler which I can't already perform. That's you. Others who have legacy investments would disagree, as we've seen on this list. And I'm going to see if I can't get some more input on this issue... > There are intelligent converters out there if you don't want to > roll your own. > For example, Linoma's RPG Toolbox. If you have millions of lines > of code, seems > pretty easy to justify. I'm unable to express my point, I guess. I shouldn't HAVE to justify another cost just to use new features with my legacy code! I'm already paying an arm and a leg for the compiler, support and maintenance (now all bundled in, thank you). IBM gave us CVTRPGSRC, and I'd really expect to see something similar for free-form. And while Linoma does provide a product (and a very good one, I might add), it ain't free. Let me get this straight - you can change your RPG programs to use JSP and servlets for free, but you can't convert them to free-form. Which part of this makes sense? Joe
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