(U) Re: EXECMOD

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From: Judson K. West
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1992 18:05

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From: Judson West
>On 11 Feb 1992 at 12:11 EST, Wayne Smith said:
>PPS IBM has shot itself in the foot by requiring a licensed run-time
>library to execute compiled EXECs.  It is my understanding that the
>"new" REXX compiler (not yet on HESC) has the same characteristic.
>Also, the Systems Center PROREXX is executable without separate run-time
>system (and license).

The Systems Center PROREXX product does require a run-time library. The
only difference is that with one license of PROREXX, you get three
run-time libraries for three different systems you may have.

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| Judson West, Senior VM Systems Programmer                        |
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