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Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland. | Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland. | ||
The | The COBOL-74 compiler was licensed to: | ||
* NCR IMOS COBOL (1975) | |||
* Texas Instruments (1976) | |||
* Zilog (1977) | |||
* Tandy Corp./Radio Shack RSCOBOL (1978) - TRS-80 Model I, Model III | |||
* Onyx Systems, Inc. (1979) | |||
RM/COBOL was released in 1979. | |||
In 1987 the company was acquired by Austec. In 1989 it became a division of [[Liant]] Software Corporation. | In 1987 the company was acquired by Austec. In 1989 it became a division of [[Liant]] Software Corporation. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:26, 22 September 2022
Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland.
The COBOL-74 compiler was licensed to:
- NCR IMOS COBOL (1975)
- Texas Instruments (1976)
- Zilog (1977)
- Tandy Corp./Radio Shack RSCOBOL (1978) - TRS-80 Model I, Model III
- Onyx Systems, Inc. (1979)
RM/COBOL was released in 1979.
In 1987 the company was acquired by Austec. In 1989 it became a division of Liant Software Corporation.
Products
- RM/BASIC
- RM/COBOL-74
- RM/COBOL - compiler and runtime system
- RM/CodeBench - Windows-based development environment
- RM/Companion - report writer
- RM/COS (Commercial Operating System)
- RM/FORTE
- RM/FORTRAN - also marketed by IBM as IBM Professional FORTRAN and IBM FORTRAN/2
- RM/Grafs - business graphics system
- RM/InfoExpress - file transfer
- RM/MASTER
- RM/Panels - interface builder
- RM/PlusDB - transparent data access
- RM/Screens
- VanGui for RM/COBOL