Interpreter RPG to Java
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The document discusses migrating RPG code from an existing platform called JeniuX to Java. It will involve copying the structure and functions from the RPG code to Java classes and methods. The migration process will include initial parsing and interpretation of the RPG code, followed by conversion to pseudo code and then Java code. Graphics will be excluded from the migration. An initial test of the process achieved a 95.2% conversion of JeniuX files to Java and 83% for backend files. Next steps include improving the pseudo code generation and developing a graphical analysis tool.
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Key topics include:
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Bio:
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Interpreter RPG to Java
- 2. People involved Roberto Dr. Faresin Dedalab internal Roberto Endrizzi Dedalab Manager c/o Dedagroup SPA
- 3. What we are going to introduce Target Steps Limits and constraints Why can it work Copy Step by Step Results Potentiality
- 4. Target Migrate our platform including Java code from RPG code inside JeniuX
- 5. Limits and constraints We do not take care of graphics Once migrate we work only in Java It is possible to esclude old istructions 1 program 1 class
- 6. Why it may work Because we copy from the great one “inspired to Facebook”
- 7. Why it may work Because we copy from the great one Because we have learnt from previuos mistakes “searching for past cases” “evaluating their difficulties”
- 8. Why can it work Because we copy from the great one Because we had taught from previous mistakes Because we are limiting the range “no video files” “no vertical functions” “only free and RPG3 positional”
- 9. Why can it work Because we copy from the great one Because we had taught from previous mistakes Because we are limiting the range Because we create the copy concept “Modelling the copy structure”
- 10. Why can it work Because we copy from the great one Because we had taught from previous mistakes Because we are limiting the range Because we create the copy concept Because we model native functions for data accessing “chain, read, write, setll, etc” “coherence and clean code”
- 11. Why can it work Because we copy from the great one Because we had taught from previuos mistakes Because we are limiting the range Because we create the copy concept Because we model native functions for data accessing
- 13. CPU Potentiality
- 14. About copy!
- 16. COPY container
- 18. JeniuX RPG
- 26. Results?
- 27. CPU Where we are
- 28. Results
- 29. Results
- 30. Results
- 31. Results
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- 33. Results
- 34. Results files number : 224 (all files) rows number : 142.653 interpretated : 99.7% to pseudo : 99.6% JeniuX BankUp version34 files number : 376 (back-end M*) rows number : 92.727 interpretated : 97.3% to pseudo : 96.4% BankUp back-end version 34
- 35. Results files number : 224 (all files) rows number : 142.653 interpretated : 99.7% to pseudo : 99.6% to Java : 95.2% JeniuX BankUp version34 files number : 376 (back-end M*) rows number : 92.727 interpretated : 97.3% to pseudo : 96.4% to Java : 83% BankUp back-end version 34 * No intern was abused during these tests.
- 36. Next steps Advanced pseudo Dic. 2013 RPG JeniuX interpretated Giu. 2014 RPG back-end interpretated Dic. 2014 Graphical tool for analysis Dic. 2014