Truusvlugindewind
Programmer
We are porting a mf cobol application from OS/2 to AIX.
We are going to use Server Express. We have decided to compile all our sources (main & subprograms) to .gnt format.
Server Express can also compile into .so format (=shared object). This is a native unix format and loaded by the Operating System instead of the RTE. It should ensure better memory management.
Has anyone done investigations comparing running MFcobol on unix using .gnt loads v.s. shared objects? Any advice?
We are going to use Server Express. We have decided to compile all our sources (main & subprograms) to .gnt format.
Server Express can also compile into .so format (=shared object). This is a native unix format and loaded by the Operating System instead of the RTE. It should ensure better memory management.
Has anyone done investigations comparing running MFcobol on unix using .gnt loads v.s. shared objects? Any advice?