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  3. February 2006

RE: Death of RPG38 and RPG36 -and- more!

Not too far behind I'd think...why would they if their customers no
longer develop for it?? 


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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Subject: RE: Death of RPG38 and RPG36 -and- more!

I guess that goes back to the question:  Are you losing the compilers,
the 
environment or both?  I'm suspecting it's only the compilers.  Therefore

the people without source would not be affected.  However, I would fear 
that once they dropped the compilers, how far behind can the environment

be?

Rob Berendt

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