TNS/R Native Application Migration Guide

Introduction to Native Mode
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Underlying Native Mode Structure for All Programs
Underlying Native Mode Structure for All Programs
As shown in Figure 1-1 on page 1-3, because the D20 RVU HP has converted an
increasing amount of system code, system library routines, and other products to run in
native mode. (Shaded regions in the figure indicate code that runs, at least in part, in
native mode.) TNS and accelerated object code have and continue to benefit from the
increased performance of the native architecture without a single line of source change
or recompilation.
While native mode offers many benefits, you are not required to convert your programs
to native mode. D40 RVUs continue to support the TNS compilers and tools. You can
continue to create and run TNS and accelerated object code and gain the performance
benefits provided by HP software that has been converted to native mode.
Figure 1-1. Native Mode Benefits All Programs
NonStop Kernel
Transaction
Services
Networking
Services
Database
Services
Guardian API Open System Services API
TNS
Object Code
Accelerated
Object Code
Native
Object Code
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