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dev/misc/NetRexx - NetRexx now available, all platforms
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Author: "Mike Cowlishaw"
Date: Sat, 29 Jun 1996 00:00
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SUBJECT
  dev/misc/NetRexx - NetRexx now available, all platforms

URL
  http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/netrexx/     (Application)

DESCRIPTION
  I'm pleased to report that the NetRexx translator/compiler has now
  been successfully ported to NetRexx, and so should run on all
  platforms that support the Java toolkit.

  NetRexx is a new programming language derived from both Rexx and Java;
  it is a dialect of Rexx that retains the portability and efficiency of
  Java, while being as easy to learn and as productive as Rexx.

  NetRexx is an effective alternative to the Java language.  With
  NetRexx, you can create programs and applets for the Java environment
  more easily than by programming in Java.  Using Java classes is
  especially easy in NetRexx as you rarely have to worry about all the
  different types of numbers and strings that Java expects.

  The initial, experimental, implementation of the language is in the
  form of a translator that generates Java source code; the javac
  compiler is then used to generate Java bytecodes (class files), hence
  ensuring complete compatibility with other Java classes; NetRexx
  classes may use any Java classes, and vice versa.

SOURCE
  Included, for samples, examples, and all documentation.

AUTHOR
  Mike Cowlishaw, IBM Fellow
  IBM UK Laboratories

CONTACT
  mfc@vnet.ibm.com

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