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Enterprise Modernization Sandbox for Power Systems

Use IBM XL C/C++ Compilers for AIX to debug optimized code

Learn how to apply new debug options to debug optimized C++ code using the dbx debug program and the XL C++ compiler. More >

Try new IBM Enterprise modernization products, hands-on, with no install

Try out enterprise modernization products for Power Systems running in a cloud environment. Hands-on exercises step you through real-world scenarios. No installation required! Here for the first time? Set up your system and access the self-help information to get the most out of your experience.

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Explore RPG and COBOL development using modern tools Lab 01: Maintain an IBM i application -- Getting started Lab 02: Edit RPG applications Lab 03: Verify and compile RPG applications Lab 04: Debug IBM i programs Lab 05: Use the Screen Designer to generate source Lab 06: Use the Application Diagram Viewer Lab 07: Customize the Remote Systems Explorer Lab 08: Work with offline projects Lab 09: Work with Report Designer	Rational Developer for Power Systems Software
Transform existing 5250 green screens into Web user interfaces or Web services Introduction to IBM Rational HATS Creating web services using IBM Rational HATS	Rational Host Access Transformation Services for Multiplatforms
Accelerate development of modern Web 2.0 and SOA applications for Power Systems Building a web service from an RPG program	IBM Rational Developer for Power Systems Software: Power Tools for i package: Rational Developer for Power Systems Software RPG and COBOL Development Tools for i (feature) IBM i Web Services and Java Tools (feature) WebSphere® JAX-WS Web Service runtime support (feature) WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools for Eclipse with Web Development Extension for Power Systems Software
Explore C/C++ development for AIX using modern tools Video: C++ scenario overview C++ Workshop Part 1 C++ Workshop Part 2	Rational Developer for Power Systems Software Rational Team Concert XL C/C++ Compiler
Explore COBOL development for AIX using modern tools Video: COBOL scenario overview COBOL Application Development Part 1 -- Before you begin COBOL Application Development Part 2 -- Cathy the Project Manager COBOL Application Development Part 3 -- Alice the Developer COBOL Application Development Part 4 -- Bob the Developer COBOL Application Development Part 5 -- Alice the Developer COBOL Application Development Part 6 -- Cathy the Project Manager COBOL Application Development Part 7 -- Optional	Rational Developer for Power Systems Software Rational Team Concert COBOL for AIX Compiler
Optimize server performance and programmer productivity with IBM compilers Benefits of C++11 (formerly C++0x): Part 1 Benefits of C++11 (formerly C++0x): Part 2 Compile with a list of options defined in a file Debugging optimized XL Fortran code Network application in PL/I: networking, system APIs Exploring new OMP3.1 constructs with the IBM XL C/C++ Compiler for AIX New and enhanced atomic constructs in OpenMP 3.1 The final clause in OpenMP 3.1 with the IBM XL Fortran Compiler for AIX Performance benefits of using the F2008 CONTIGUOUS attribute The Fortran 2008 BLOCK construct Learn about tracking IBM XL C/C++ and Fortran compiler utilization Enhanced performance with new XL C/C++ and Fortran compilers Explore auto-vectorization Explore IBM XL C/C++ compilers for AIX optimization options Explore IBM XL C/C++ compilers for AIX optimization options Level 2 Discover uninitialized floating point and integer variables Interoperability of IBM XL Fortran, IBM XL C/C++, and Java Integrate IBM COBOL for AIX with Java Learn how increasing optimization level for IBM XL C/C++ compilers AIX for can improve performance Debug optimized C code using the dbx debug program and the XL C compiler Explore optimization opportunities with XML transformation reports	XL C/C++ Compiler XL Fortran Compiler COBOL for AIX Compiler PL/I for AIX compiler

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