So @Robin, 5668-235 IBM PL/I for MVS was *after* Optimizing V2 and *before*
VisualAge PL/I?
Charles
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Not the answer I wanted.
Seriously, thanks.
Charles
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Subject: Re: VisualAge PL/I question
IBM OS
IBM OS Optimising Compiler is a product of the 1970s.
VisualAge PL/I is a product of the 1990s or post 2000.
On 2021-10-30 09:41, Charles Mills wrote:
Is VisualAgeR PL/I V2 the same product as 5668-910 IBM OS PL/I
Optimizing
Compiler V2?
Charles
Is VisualAgeR PL/I V2 the same product as 5668-910 IBM OS PL/I Optimizing
Compiler V2?
Charles
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VisualAge PL/I for Windows V2.1.1 and VisualAge COBOL for Windows V3.0.7
are both still available for download through IBM's electronic delivery
system. (I just checked.) If you have a valid license you're all set. The
old license part numbers were D5AK6LL for VisualAge PL/I Enterprise a
>The rules may not be the same for the MSDOS, Windows, Linux, OS2, AIX,
>etc. VisualAge products. Depending on the platform what the poster
>wants to do may be legal.
Sorry, certainly wasn't trying to do anything shady. I know that the licenses
for WDz/RAD/RDz products are non-tr
On 9 Apr 2013 03:31:26 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
>Benjamin Huntsman wrote:
>
>>Was wondering, might anyone here have an old copy of VisualAge PL/I 2.1
>>and/or VisualAge Cobol 3.07 that they'd be willing to part with for some
>>reasonable compe
Benjamin Huntsman wrote:
>Was wondering, might anyone here have an old copy of VisualAge PL/I 2.1 and/or
>VisualAge Cobol 3.07 that they'd be willing to part with for some reasonable
>compensation?
Did you asked IBM? These languages are copyrighted and licensed by IBM. I doubt
Hello, and apologies in advance for the noise... Not sure where else to pose
the question.
Was wondering, might anyone here have an old copy of VisualAge PL/I 2.1 and/or
VisualAge Cobol 3.07 that they'd be willing to part with for some reasonable
compensation?
Many thanks in advance!!
