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Milan Hromada asked how to compile Informix 4GL into a binary to run with only IDS 7.x. Alan said a 4GL runtime is still needed on the target machine. QueriX 4GL / Mehdi named the RDS and fglc compilers and said some Informix message files are needed. Jonathan Leffler suggested I4GL c-code on the development machine, runtime on production, same architecture, and a C compiler for development.
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Milan Hromada — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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.
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Milan Hromada
tel: +421 (0)862 5151 335
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Alan — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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.
↪ replying to Milan Hromada
QueriX 4GL / Mehdi — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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.
>
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> Milan Hromada
> tel: +421 (0)862 5151 335
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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.
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↪ replying to Milan Hromada
Jonathan Leffler — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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.
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Jonathan Leffler (jleffler@informix.com, jleffler@earthlink.net)
Guardian of DBD::Informix v0.95 -- see http://www.perl.com/CPAN
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