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If Ye Olde Fashioned Software Corporation decides to reimplement their code in C++/Java (see Problem 16.10), what strategy would you follow?
Problem 16.10:
Now you are told that the tens of millions of lines of COBOL 85 code (Problem 16.9) have to be reimplemented in an object-oriented language, either in COBOL 2002 or in C++/Java. Which of the two would you choose: COBOL 2002 or C++/Java? Justify your answer.
Problem 16.9:
You receive a memo from the vice-president for software maintenance of Ye Olde Fashioned Software Corporation (Problem 15.29), pointing out that, for the foreseeable future, Olde Fashioned will have to maintain tens of millions of lines of COBOL 85 code and asking your advice with regard to CASE tools for such postdelivery maintenance. What do you reply?
Problem 15.29:
The newly appointed vice-president for software development of Ye Olde Fashioned Software Corporation has hired you to help her change the way the company develops software. There are 650 employees, all writing COBOL 85 code without the assistance of any CASE tools (COBOL 85 conforms to the 1985 COBOL standard; it is not object-oriented). Write a memo to the vice-president stating what sort of CASE equipment the company should purchase. Justify your choice.
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