ILE

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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.

Contents

1 ILE Languages
2 Program Call Evolution

ILE Languages

ILE C
ILE CL
ILE COBOL
ILE RPG

Program Call Evolution

Traditional (pre ILE) Program Calls

ILE Static Call - Bind by Copy

ILE Static Call - Bind by Reference

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