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On 3/22/2011 1:45 PM, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
Well, I use subprocedures but not modules and service programs (hard to mix
into the 99% RPG II code I took over) with a named activation group (or
*Caller). I always thought of that as non-ILE. Personally I don't think
/free counts in the equation.
If you are using activation groups, then I think you have to say it is
ILE. Service programs and multiple modules are one aspect of ILE, but
"ILE" doesn't entail them.
Whether DFTACTGRP(*YES) is ILE or not is a grey area for me. On the one
hand, it is an ILE program with a module that is bound to the RPG
runtime service programs. On the other hand, the system does treat a
DFTACTGRP(*YES) program like an OPM program in some ways.
I think there is some confusion caused by the multiple ways that RPG
programmers use the term "ILE". Some use it the way it is used in say
the ILE Concepts manual, short for "Integrated Language Environment".
Some use it as the name for a flavour of RPG coding. "How do you code
that in ILE?", using "ILE" as a short form for "ILE RPG".
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