13. Building Applications : Testing Incomplete Applications : How the Test Application Is Built: Procedures
 
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How the Test Application Is Built: Procedures
On most systems, as a default, the Go operation runs an application interpretively. This does not include host-language procedures, which are maintained in compiled form and linked into the test application.
If no host-language procedures are defined for the application, the Go operation runs the application using a special interpreter which it places in a file in the Ingres system binary directory, named:
Windows: %II_SYSTEM%\Ingres\bin\iiinterp
UNIX: $II_SYSTEM/ingres/bin/iiinterp
VMS: II_SYSTEM:[INGRES.BIN] iiinterp.exe
If host-language procedures are defined for the application, the Go operation runs the application using a separate interpreter that it creates and places in the application's object code directory. This interpreter file is called:
Windows: iiinterp
UNIX: iiinterp
VMS: iiinterp.exe