GT.M V5.3-001A is available. It is a minor release derived from
V5.3-001, and provides timely fixes to defects, including an issue
with NOUNDEF handling, an issue with TP transactions that include
multiple global directories, as well as some other issues as described
in the release notes at
http://www.fidelityinfoservices.com/user_documentation/GTM-V53-001A-RL/GTM_V5.3-001A_Release_Notes.html
Checksums (using the UNIX/Linux cksum program) for the software from
Source Forge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fis-gtm)
are:
3194483676 162702 dbcertify_V53001A_linux_i686_pro.tar.gz
229097337 4602573 gtm_V53001A_linux_i686_pro.tar.gz
321603112 2893610 gtm_V53001A_linux_i686_src.tar.gz
427360845 5549819 gtm_V53001A_openvms_alpha_pro.zip
425281921 4131913 gtm_V53001A_openvms_alpha_src.zip
2198407465 228273 dbcertify_V53001A_osf1_alpha_pro.tar.gz
3266401436 6560048 gtm_V53001A_osf1_alpha_pro.tar.gz
3239759560 2887366 gtm_V53001A_osf1_alpha_src.tar.gz
For 64-bit Linux on x86_64 hardware, the GT.M source code also can be
compiled to 64-bit binaries. This 64-bit GT.M has the ability to
compile M code into object files that can be loaded into shared
libraries with the standard ld utility.* While anyone can build their
own 64-bit binaries from the source code, taking advantage of the GNU
General Public License for GT.M, binaries that FIS builds and tests
are available to those who have GT.M support agreements.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
ks dot bhaskar at fnis dot com <-- note e-mail domain
* GT.M for Tru64 UNIX on Alpha/AXP has had this capability for years,
and object files generated by GT.M for OpenVMS on Alpha/AXP can be
used to build shared executable (.EXE) images.
