IBM AS/400e

IBM Licensed Programs: Application Development Products
652 AS/400e System Handbook
– New tips and techniques about extracting the source type of the current document,
compiling files on an AS/400 integrated file system, and using the CODE tools with
the Operations Navigator
– New macro support documentation
• Program Generator:
New C/C++ compile option dialogs for the CRTCMOD, CRTBNDC, CRTCPPMOD, and
CRTBNDCPP commands.
• Operations Navigator Plug-in:
Invocation of the CODE editor, compiler, debugger, and designer from within the
Operations Navigator
• New HTML Help for CODE/400
In the fourth quarter of 2000, a V4R5M1 release will be available. With this new release, the
product will be renamed to WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400. It will include two new
components: VisualAge for Java for AS/400 and WebSphere Studio for AS/400. This new
package of workstation tools will assist customers to move into the world of e-business to:
• Create new e-business applications
• Port e-business applications from other sources
• Web enable existing host applications
Integrated Language Environment C for AS/400 V4R4, 5769-CX2
The IBM ILE C compiler is a full-function compiler for the AS/400 system, compliant with the
American National Standards Institute (ANSI) programming Language C (ANSI/ISO
9899-1990).
IBM ILE C for AS/400 provides a high-performance, 100% ANSI-compliant compiler. IBM ILE
C for AS/400 replaces SAA C/400, the System C/400 PRPQ, and the APTA PRPQ. The
primary benefits of using IBM ILE C for AS/400 are performance and easier code reuse. IBM
ILE C for AS/400 simplifies and encourages programmers to migrate their C applications
written on other platforms to the AS/400 system.
IBM ILE C for AS/400 and IBM VisualAge for C++ for AS/400 can bind to components written
in any ILE language. With its rich set of functions, IBM VisualAge C++ for AS/400 and the
IBM ILE C for AS/400 languages complement other languages, such as RPG/400 and
COBOL/400, providing better support for string and bit manipulation, numerical computation,
floating point data, dynamic memory allocation, and system programming functions.