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If you're using a native mode compiler and your application is a net-new
application, you might consider using OSS.  From this Unix environment, you
can run full-featured make scripts and benefit from a decent hierarchical
directory structure.  All the Guardian proc calls are still available but
your ececutable image will be an OSS task.  This task can be invoked as a
Pathway server and most of the good stuff you've come to know and love
(e.g. SNA, TCPIP, SQL, Enscribe, Guardian file space etc.) is still
accessible.

Sincerely,

Dean Malone

Jay Qiu wrote:

> Tandem uses obey script to execute a complicated set of commands.
> The obey script is Tandem's "MAKE" program. (equivalent, not exact).
>
> There's a "Tandem Development Suite" (a cross-compiler) that allows you
> to develop code and compile them on NT machine.  You can use the MAKE
> program for NT platform to compile your code on NT, and then
> transfer your executable to Tandem for execution.
>
> Jay
>
> Thomas Portmann wrote:
> >
> > hello all,
> >
> > having to work on a tandem/guardian machine, i want to know whether
> > anyone knows of a "make" program for that machine/os? up to know i
> > haven't found any infos about it, so any help, pointer is welcome.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> >         tom
> >
> > --
> > thomas.portmann@elca.ch - I just wont read/answer posts in
> >                           HTML or otherwise encoded (except
> >                           for quoted printables).
>
> --
> Jay Qiu
> qiuji@cig.mot.com