Compiling Informix 4gl to executable binary
What to use to compile Informix 4gl source code to executable binary. I would like to use just binary and Informix IDS 7.x to run application. -- Milan Hromada tel: +421 (0)862 5151 335 -------------------------
In article <389695D8.AC3FFF32@elas.sk>, Milan Hromada <mhromada@elas.sk> wrote: >What to use to compile Informix 4gl source code to executable binary. >I would like to use just binary and Informix IDS 7.x to run application. You'll still need a 4GL (Runtime, at least) on the target machine to run the binary... the binary has a built-in check for the 4GL environment.
Milan Hromada wrote: > What to use to compile Informix 4gl source code to executable binary. > I would like to use just binary and Informix IDS 7.x to run application. > > -- > Milan Hromada > tel: +421 (0)862 5151 335 > ------------------------- There are basically 2 compilers (One with d4gl using a flag) RDS and fglc the latter produces only binaries, you would need some files from informix (mainly message files) to be able to run the binaries on the target machine . There are other alternatives, which are more cost effective. -- Compliments of QueriX -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QueriX 4GL Compilers are Informix 4GL Compatible, and Connection to other RDBMS such as Oracle. Hydra 4GL Compiler (Compatible with I4GL) Compile once, run everywhere Phoenix Windows GUI. (Front End to 4GL) Chimera Java GUI The only GUI you will ever need... (Front End to 4GL) Arachne Web Technology (Front End to 4GL on the Web) For more details visit: http://www.querix.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Milan Hromada wrote: > What to use to compile Informix 4gl source code to executable binary. > I would like to use just binary and Informix IDS 7.x to run application. Am I being too obvious if I suggest I4GL (c-code) on the development machine, and I4GL RunTime on the production machine. You'll also need a C compiler on the development machine. And the development and production machines need to have the same architecture, of course. And if you have a single machine with both development and production roles, then you have no compatability problem. Since this all seems rather obvious, I'm wondering if I'm missing something from your question. -- Jonathan Leffler (jleffler@informix.com, jleffler@earthlink.net) Guardian of DBD::Informix v0.95 -- see http://www.perl.com/CPAN #include <disclaimer.h>