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Re: RISE/SigEdit
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Gary Nolan <[log in to unmask]>
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Gary Nolan <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 9 Oct 2008 18:42:39 -0300
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RPG wow --learned it in College, used it on Sperry Univac OS6 on a 90/30,
IBM System 34 and HP3000.... If I remember correctly Rise was a program that
used Formspec to display the different RPG forms I/O, extension,
calculation, output  etc (remember RPG coding sheets). The user could then
fill in the appropriate form to create the source code file that you could
then compile with RPG compiler. But I always found Edit/3000 easier to use
on RPG programs. I remember writing some very complex programs in RPG not
just reports. Once a complete financial modeling package. Today you could do
it all in Excel.

Thanks for making me feel old... no... actually it was my 50th birthday last
month that did that.

Gary Nolan

-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Neil Armstrong
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 11:58 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] RISE/SigEdit

At 10:43 AM 09/10/2008, Craig Lalley wrote:
Craig,

Nope. RPG is available in Native Mode.

RPG       PROG    128W  FB         664        664   1      672  1  1
RPGCAT    MGCAT   128W  FB         271        271   1      272  1 31
RPGCOPY   PROG    128W  FB         134        134   1      144  1  1
RPGINIT   PROG    128W  FB          49         49   1       64  1  1
RPGXL              80B  FA          38         38   3       16  1  1
RPGXLC    NMPRG   128W  FB        7424       7424   1     7424  1  8
RPGXLGO            80B  FA          39         39   3       16  1  1
RPGXLLK

My HP3000 career started converting IBM RPG to HP 3000 RPG, that was
<gulp> 25 years ago. I used to love RPG.

Neil



>Matthew,
>
>Unless I am mistaken as I already was, RPG was never updated to native
mode.
>
>So I doubt there are any differences.
>
>Do you have a native mode RPG compilier?
>
>-Craig
>
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