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Dominic Pratt — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
At 01:00 pm 05/04/96 -0600, you wrote:
}We're planning some new 4gl development work for deployment under SCO Open
}Server 5.x (running on Compaq and HP boxes).
}
}We have the option of using MS Win/NT (Pentium clone) or SCO Open Server
}5.x (486 clone) as the development box.
}
}For several reasons I would like to consider using Win/NT for development
}despite being more accustomed to developing in various Unix environments.
}
}I'm also trying to avoid buying 2 sets of development tools; 1 for win/nt
}and 1 for SCO Open Server -- of course we'll need runtime copies of
}everything for the deployment box.
}
}Couple of questions:
}
}- Does anyone have solid experience developing 4gl apps under both Unix
}and MS Win/NT arenas and can you compare?
}
}- Can .4go p-code files developed under Win/NT be run with fglgo under SCO
}Open Server?
}
}- What happens when you need a custom fglgo under both environments??
}
Are you sure there is a version of 4gl that runs under NT?
I was told by our local distributor in the UK that there is no 4gl for the
NT version. The NT version of Informix is really only for C/S deployments.
Dominic Pratt
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