That reminds me of a programmer I once worked with. Whenever she ran across
something in my code that she didn't understand, she just deleted it.

At this point, I wouldn't be too quick to remove anything from the code. Think
of it as comments. Someone spent a lot of time and money putting them in in
the first place. Besides, who's to say down the road someone may want to come
up with an "Embedded InterBase". It happened with linux.

Tom



Mike Nordell wrote:

> Ann Harrison wrote:
> > Death to MPE/XL
>
> Since this is a platform I've never even heard about, is it used anymore
> and/or supported by IB, or could we start to remove the "mpexl" conditional
> code?
>

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