Roundtable: Developing
Answers for Programmers
Roundtable Topics
HP 3000 user license pricing relief
Making the Electronic Response
Center better for HP 3000 users
HP's 64-bit compiler strategies
for MPE/iX systems
An update on user-funded
enhancements for the HP 3000
918DX financing options:
improving its base configuation,
and why rental isn't a good option
Making included network printing
better on MPE/iX 5.5
Expanding the developer's bundle
to systems bigger than the 918DX
How to detect if a PowerPatch
is installed on a customer system
Putting MPE V source code
into public domain
Will the GNU C++ compiler
be supported by CSY?
Training HP support contract
administrators to recognize
PowerPatch 4 and Express 3
Does HP want another roundtable
for HP World 1998?
CI issues: extending the command
line buffer size
Bundling RPC into MPE/iX 6.0:
how much will be free?
Always a highlight of any Interex
conference, the Management Roundtable
at this year’s IPROF offered hope for
upgrade pricing relief and
a lengthy analysis of the viability of the
918DX developer’s bundle
– hardly a surprise in a conference
devoted to programmers.
HP assembled its leading CSY management for the roundtable, with the exception of general manager Harry Sterling. CSY panelists included marketing manager Roy Breslawski, R&D Lab Manager Winston Prather, R&D Lab Section managers Jim Sartain and Dave Wilde and V. S. Subrahmanyam, as well as SSD product marketing manager Doug Blackwood to address support and HP vintage product issues. Panelists were joined by Interex Executive Director Chuck Piercy
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