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From: tohaapanen@watrose.UUCP (Tom Haapanen)
Newsgroups: net.database,net.lang,net.unix,net.micro.pc
Subject: Application Generator info wanted
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Date: Thu, 20-Feb-86 18:07:32 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 20 18:07:32 1986
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I am looking for information on application generators for UNIX
systems, especially for a PC/AT running XENIX.  I have heard of APPGEN
and Progress, and I'm sure others exist.  If you have used one or have
any information on such a beast, I would appreciate a mailed response.

Specifically, I'd like some of the following questions answered:
	- Does the generator produce C or some other language?
	- Can the generator output be easily interfaced to other
	  (human-written) modules?
	- How efficient is the code?
	- What type of database indexing schemes are available?
	- How about data integrity, consistency and security?
	- What machines (hardware, os) is it available for?
	- How much does it cost?
	- Are there royalties on the generator output code?

I will summarize to the net if there is a lot of interest.

				   \tom haapanen
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