Forms-Based Application Development Tools User Guide > Part 3: Application-By-Forms > F. ABF Architecture > How an Application Is Built with the Go Operation > How Running the Interpreter Works
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How Running the Interpreter Works
Finally, ABF runs the interpreter, passing to it the Intermediate Language code to run the application. If there are no 3GL procedures, the interpreter is the file:
Windows:
iiinterp, located in the %II_SYSTEM%\ingres\bin directory
UNIX:
iiinterp, located in the $II_SYSTEM/ingres/bin directory
VMS:
iiinterp.exe, located in the II_SYSTEM:[INGRES.bin] directory
If the application or frame tree includes any 3GL procedures, ABF uses the temporary copy of the interpreter that it created (as described in How the Extract File Is Created and Compiled). This file has the same name as the interpreter itself, and is stored in the application's object code directory. The file is deleted when you exit the application.
Last modified date: 08/28/2024