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Jon, I seem to remember something (from IBM, I think saying that typically a converted RPGIV bound program actually runs slower (and is larger) than the unconverted RPGIII program (although possibly infinitesimally so). I have always been under the impression that you wouldn't get any performance benefits until you start making use of ILE features, rather than simply converting the source and using CRTBNDRPG. Was I wrong all along? Rory On 10/25/06, Jon Paris <Jon.Paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
...The vast majority of programs run faster when compiled with the RPG IV compiler but whether the speed boost outweighs the testing you would need to do is a question only you can answer.
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