Re: .4go? files.

The .4go extension is the by-product of an RDS compile. This is accomplished by running: fglpc yourfile.4gl and will give you yourfile.4go. If you only have I4GL then you compile with c4gl and get .o extensions. This is the compiled version that links into program.4ge. RDS links (or cats) into program.4gi and is run with fglgo program.4gi [-flag(s)] -hope this helps, -Rob Weight robw@datapac.com Chad McWilliams wrote: > I'm kinda new at programming with Informix 4gl and got shorted the 4gl > manuals > by our original vendors, so I have a quesiton. > > I am trying to recompile a .4gl module I have that goes along with > some of our > custom software. But I need to compile it into a .4go file. I am not > sure > what this type of file is. I'm guessing its a .4gl file compiled to > p-code > using r4gl. If this is correct, what product does the r4gl come with > because > I do not find it with the programs I have. If I'm wrong, what is a > .4go file > and how can I create one? > > I'm using Informix 4gl 4.11 by the way. > > Thanks in advance for any help. > > Chad McWilliams > Evans Enterprises, Inc. > chad@evanselectric.com