RE: RPGIII to get a facelift? TYPO

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

And would the price be the same as the original price for RPG on the 
zSeries in the SAA heyday?  Wasn't that over a quarter million?
I believe they still do prpq's.  I think it's for stuff they can't make up 
their mind as to whether it should be part of the base OS.  Like Facsimile 
Support/400.

I am not sure though if the vendors would bite, or move.

Here's a question.  Supposing the vendors all did a quickie CVTRPGSRC. 
Would there still be any hangups left?  Like:
- Would /free still be forbidden in shops?
- Would activation groups, other than the default, be forbidden?
- Would subprocedures be forbidden?
- Service programs?
- Multiple module programs?
- True date fields in databases?

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Make RPG-II/III compilers a PRPQ.  Does IBM still do those?

Still don't think this will have the desired effect, unless the acceptable
side effect is that we lose ISVs and shops to the dark side.

db

> -----Original Message-----
> From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Chris_Bougher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> Don't they already charge for these compilers? Is this a proposal for a
> charge in addition to the current compiler for RPG?
>
> Are they still enhancing these versions of these languages?
> If so, I would think that the first step would be to stop enhancements.
> If they have to rework the compiler each time they upgrade the OS then
> there is a cost involved that should not be shared by those that
> have moved
> on to the current syntax. So in that case I would support the
> extra charge.
> Otherwise not.

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