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* Multiple [[Modules]] can be included in a [[Service Program]]. These [[Service Programs]] are loaded at run time allowing for (something) | * Multiple [[Modules]] can be included in a [[Service Program]]. These [[Service Programs]] are loaded at run time allowing for (something) | ||
* Addition of the [[Activation Group]] concept for resource managment. | * Addition of the [[Activation Group]] concept for resource managment. | ||
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| + | * ILE COBOL | ||
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Revision as of 05:34, 11 June 2005
ILE stands for Integrated Language Environment.
ILE was introduced with V3R1 of OS/400 and gave iSeries programming languages many of the capabilities that are found in modern programming languages.
Among these capabilities are...
- Static and dynamic binding to Procedures that can be coded in any ILE programming language.
- Multiple Modules can be included in a Service Program. These Service Programs are loaded at run time allowing for (something)
- Addition of the Activation Group concept for resource managment.
ILE Languages
- ILE C
- ILE CL
- ILE COBOL
- ILE RPG
