APL - A Programming Language |
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Nitzler's APL language system, currently at version 0.4, runs under DOS, DOS-DPMI (included) and LINUX. All sources in Borland or GNU C++ are included in this freeware system. (Apr 1998)
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C++SIM - Simula for C++ |
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C++SIM is an object-oriented simulation package written in C++. It provides discrete event process-based simulation similar to SIMULA's simulation class and libraries. Includes interrupts and multithreading support. (May 1998)
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COMer - COM development language |
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COMer is a programming language that dedicates to the development of C++ COM component. It itself is an Object Oriented Programming Language native to COM mechanism. COM components can be constructed just like as C++ classes. Free trial (May 2003)
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Compilers.NET - Compiler and language resources |
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Directory and search engine on compilers and programming languages, including various resources on C/C++. (Mar 2002)
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Dev-Pascal free compiler |
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Complete IDE and compiler to create software in Turbo Pascal syntax. Help files included and a Setup creator to create the installations for your softwares. Freeware (Sep 1999)
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g77 - GNU Fortran |
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GNU Fortran, also called g77, consists of a compiler, run-time libraries, debugger support, and documentation. g77 supports ANSI FORTRAN 77 conformance, plus popular extensions to Fortran including some ANSI/ISO Fortran 90 features. Freeware (Jun 2003)
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GNU Cobol2C - translate legacy Cobol to C |
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The GNU Cobol2C project is an effort to create a compiler for the Cobol language which will have the ability to interact with existing Cobol libraries and data files. Goals include direct compilation and translation to C source. (Sep 1999)
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Intel FORTRAN for Linux |
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Advanced optimization features provide an easy and fast way to get optimal performance from your applications. Compatible with most other Linux FORTRAN implementations (Nov 2002)
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MCS - a C# compiler for Linux and Win32 |
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The Mono C# compiler includes Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the Common Language Interface (CLI). It is able to compile itself on Linux and Win32. Non-Intel Unix ports are underway as well. Open Source (Jan 2002)
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MIT Scheme - improved LISP language |
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MIT Scheme provides an interpreter, compiler, and a source-code debugger for Scheme, an integrated Emacs-like editor, and a large runtime library. Supports GNU/Linux, *BSD, OS/2, and Win32. GPL (Dec 2000)
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MSWLogo - LOGO for Windows |
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MSWLogo is an educational programming language implementation of Logo. Now supports 3 dimensional geometry. Combined with the Great Logo Adventure Book by Jim Muller, it's hard to beat. It's also FREE (Sep 2000)
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National Compiler Infrastructure Project |
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The National Compiler Infrastructure project seeks to improve the state of the art of compiler architectures. (May 1998)
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Open Watcom C++ and FORTRAN Compilers |
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Open Watcom is a joint effort between SciTech Software, SybaseŽ, and a select team of developers, which will bring the Sybase Watcom C/C++ and Fortran compiler products to the Open Source community. (Mar 2002)
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PERL - multipurpose interpreter |
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PERL is an interpreted language with many uses, its string handling power exceeds the expressiveness of C and C++. This makes it a favorite of CGI scripts and those doing ad-hoc reports and data file conversion. Catch the wave! (Nov 1998)
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PERL Compiler Kit - Generates C code for you |
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Provides extension modules for Perl 5.002 (or newer) which let you compile Perl programs. CC backend now acts as a "true" compiler and generates C code for the execution of your program, not just its initialisation. (Jan 2000)
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PFE - Portable Forth Environment |
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Forth is a stack-based, extensible language without type-checking. It is probably best known for its "reverse Polish" (postfix) arithmetic. Forth is popular for embedded systems. PFE is freeware and includes full compiler source for Win32 or Unix. (Mar 1999)
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PlugSys Xbase compiler |
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PlugSys has a free edition Xbase (dbase, clipper) language compiler. There are both DOS/Win32 and Linux versions. Also has a server page tool (free and pay versions). Free version only requires registration to download (Mar 2002)
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POPLOG - LISP and PROLOG environment |
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Poplog is a free integrated, interactive, multi-language software development environment. Includes POP-11, PROLOG, Common LISP and Standard ML. Supports Win32, Unix, Ultrix, VMS, and more. (Sep 2000)
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YABASIC - multiplatform BASIC w/source |
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YABASIC implements the common subset of BASIC language features including graphics. YABASIC is similar to BASIC found in 8-bit computers such as C-64, Apple, etc. It includes full C source code and runs on Windows 95, NT, Linux, and other Unix platforms. (Jul 1998)
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