On Jun 26, 3:41*am, "Tom Linden" wrote:
> We are pleased to announce that we have developed an environment *
> facilitating the portation of PL/I applications running on VAX or Alpha to *
> Itanium.
>
> Kednos is announcing the field test release of it's PL/I Run-Time Library*
> for Translated Images on OpenVMS I64. This means that PL/I images *
> originally compiled and linked under OpenVMS Alpha can now be translated *
> using HP's OpenVMS Migration Software for Alpha to Integrity Servers *
> (OMSAIS) and executed on OpenVMS I64.
>
> For more information see the Kednos website at:
>
> * *www.kednos.com
>
> For the announcement:
>
> * *http://www.kednos.com/pli/docs/annou...v-20080623.pdf
>
> The kit may be download from our website and instructions for obtaining a*
> license are included there.
>
> What is next? *Web enablement of existing PL/I aplications, coming soon..
>
> Tom Linden
> CEO
>
> --
> PL/I for OpenVMSwww.kednos.com

Although this a good short term measure I think providing a native PL/
I compiler would be better. I know there are complications with that.

"Tom Linden" wrote in message
newsp.udb4fzmvhv4qyg@murphus.hsd1.ca.comcast.net...
> We are pleased to announce that we have developed an environment
> facilitating the portation of PL/I applications running on VAX or Alpha to
> Itanium.
>
> Kednos is announcing the field test release of it's PL/I Run-Time Library
> for Translated Images on OpenVMS I64. This means that PL/I images
> originally compiled and linked under OpenVMS Alpha can now be translated
> using HP's OpenVMS Migration Software for Alpha to Integrity Servers
> (OMSAIS) and executed on OpenVMS I64.
>
> For more information see the Kednos website at:
>
> www.kednos.com
>
> For the announcement:
>
> http://www.kednos.com/pli/docs/annou...v-20080623.pdf
>
> The kit may be download from our website and instructions for obtaining a
> license are included there.
>
> What is next? Web enablement of existing PL/I aplications, coming soon.
>
> Tom Linden
> CEO


Congrats Tom.
As Ian said, a native compiler would be ideal but I know it's been a long
hard road wth HP to even get this far.

On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:05:10 -0700, John Smith
wrote:

>
> "Tom Linden" wrote in message
> newsp.udb4fzmvhv4qyg@murphus.hsd1.ca.comcast.net...
>> We are pleased to announce that we have developed an environment
>> facilitating the portation of PL/I applications running on VAX or Alpha
>> to
>> Itanium.
>>
>> Kednos is announcing the field test release of it's PL/I Run-Time
>> Library
>> for Translated Images on OpenVMS I64. This means that PL/I images
>> originally compiled and linked under OpenVMS Alpha can now be translated
>> using HP's OpenVMS Migration Software for Alpha to Integrity Servers
>> (OMSAIS) and executed on OpenVMS I64.
>>
>> For more information see the Kednos website at:
>>
>> www.kednos.com
>>
>> For the announcement:
>>
>> http://www.kednos.com/pli/docs/annou...v-20080623.pdf
>>
>> The kit may be download from our website and instructions for obtaining
>> a
>> license are included there.
>>
>> What is next? Web enablement of existing PL/I aplications, coming soon.
>>
>> Tom Linden
>> CEO
>
>
> Congrats Tom.
> As Ian said, a native compiler would be ideal but I know it's been a long
> hard road wth HP to even get this far.
>
We should have included performance benchmark data, I will post that later.



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www.kednos.com

IanMiller wrote:
> Although this a good short term measure I think providing a native PL/
> I compiler would be better. I know there are complications with that.

HP or Intel ?

Arne