Hi,
Am new to the group. Hope to have some good discussions.
We are using 64 bit SuSE Linux for zSeries.
Is it possible to run 64-bit linux developed applications on a 31-bit Linux for zSeries ?
Do we need to make sure that the correct libraries are used in the 64-bit Linux environment while application development , so that application can be run on 31 bit linux later?
64-bit SuSE linux provides s390(31 bit) as well as s390x(64 bit) packages. ................. So do i need to set my path or any other env variables to point to 31 bit libraries ?
Finally, Are my questions making any sense ?
Regards,
Srinivas.
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