Re: How to build/bind an ILE program in WDSC

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We use Implementer, and I find it quite reliable as long as you make a
few allowances and use the Implementer workbench to do all object and
source moves. WDSC can be used for editing, and it can use the
Implementer compile commands, via an add-on integration dll, which also
helps to keep Implementer informed about where everything is. As long as
you have a module and a binding directory named the same as the service
program, even service program compiles are a snap. Implementer keeps
track of dependencies and will automatically compile all programs that
use a module when you promote it. It does seem to fall down when you try
to go around it, and then want it to understand what you've done, but I
don't think that's Implementer's fault.

Pete Hall
pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://pbhall.us


Alan Campin wrote:

I used Implementor and it sucked big time (Try a whole day to get a
couple of programs installed and then having to do it again) and it's
support for this kind of thing was terrible.

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