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Convert fixed-format RPG code to free-form RPGILE code
This IBM i (aka iSeries, AS400) command provides for code modernisation by converting fixed-format RPG and RPGLE source code into fully free-form RPGLE source in a non-destructive manner.
Converts:
* H-Specs
* F-Specs
* D-Specs
* C-Specs
* P-Specs (Subprocedures)
* Key Lists
* Parameter Lists
**PLEASE REPORT ANY ISSUES YOU FIND**
NOTE: Requires V7R2M0 or higher.
Some Background:
This started out as a 'quick and dirty' program for my own needs, but it got a little out of hand! ...
scripts to package OpenSource Software into AIX LPP installp packages
BUILDAIX is a set of scripts that largely automate compiling and packaging software as AIX LPP (installp format).
The single command "buildaix" orchestrates the configure, make, and mkinstallp commands needed to create an installable LPP (or filesets).
(in other words - buildaix does not create RPM packages)
This package (helps) automates the building of standard OpenSource projects as an AIX LLP image/fileset that can be installed/uninstalled using the AIX command 'installp'. ...