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The ideal method for migration to OpenVMS on the Intel Itanium architecture is to recompile, relink, and requalify. For many users, this strategy has been highly successful. Many applications, each comprised of hundreds of thousands of lines of source code, have been ported virtually overnight. Other organizations face more challenging circumstances. Restricted budgets, operational commitments, dependencies on layered products, staff shortages, the sheer number of applications, and the size of the aggregate source bases make the "All at once" strategy infeasible.
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| Date: | Jul 2007 | ||
| Pages: | 28 |
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