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* [[CdBFile]] - For reading/writing .dbf/[[xBase]] files - Open Source - Discontinued | * [[CdBFile]] - For reading/writing .dbf/[[xBase]] files - Open Source - Discontinued | ||
* [[CThrough]] - Graphics class library - Commercial - Discontinued | * [[CThrough]] - Graphics class library - Commercial - Discontinued | ||
* [[dbfLIB|dbfLIB++]] - A tool that allows you to work with [[xBase]] databases - Commercial - Discontinued. | |||
* [[The Open Objects Library (OOL)]] - Originally freeware, now open source - Discontinued. | * [[The Open Objects Library (OOL)]] - Originally freeware, now open source - Discontinued. | ||
* [[V C++ GUI Framework]] - Open Source - Discontinued | * [[V C++ GUI Framework]] - Open Source - Discontinued | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 9 January 2015
Description
A language in the CPL branch of the Algol family of programming languages, C++ is basically AT&T C with the object-oriented features of Simula. While you can compile and run C programs in an C++ environment and some C++ compilers are actually just C compilers with a pre-processor, C++ is actually a very distinct language to C that by design uses mostly the same syntax.
A list of OS/2 implementations of C++
- Borland C/C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
- Cint - Open source - Current - Interpreter from CERN, intended for educational use
- EMX Compiler - Open Source - Discontinued
- GCC C/C++ Compiler and Linker - Open Source - Current
- Innotek GCC - Open Source - Discontinued
- IBM C Set/2 - Commercial - Discontinued
- IBM VisualAge C++ Version 3.0 for OS/2 - Commercial - Discontinued
- IBM C and C++ Compilers, Version 3.6.5 - Commercial - Discontinued
- IBM VisualAge C++ Professional 4.0 - Commercial - Discontinued
- Lattice C - Commercial - Discontinued
- Metaware High C/C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
- OpenWatcom C/C++ - Open Source - Current
- TopSpeed C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
- Zortech C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
OS/2 Libraries and class libraries
- CdBFile - For reading/writing .dbf/xBase files - Open Source - Discontinued
- CThrough - Graphics class library - Commercial - Discontinued
- dbfLIB++ - A tool that allows you to work with xBase databases - Commercial - Discontinued.
- The Open Objects Library (OOL) - Originally freeware, now open source - Discontinued.
- V C++ GUI Framework - Open Source - Discontinued
- ZGRAF - Graphing library - Commercial - Current
GUI and application generators with C++ output
- Hockware VisPro/C++ - GUI Creator - Commercial - Discontinued
- JBA Guidelines - GUI/Database/Application creator - Commercial - Discontinued
- Professor Owl - Open Source - Discontinued - For Borland OWL only.
- Vestronix Pro C - Database and spreadsheet application generator - Commercial - Discontinued
Translators that generate C++ output
- Oracle Pro C - SQL > C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
Workframes and or IDE's
- Object WorkBench - Shareware - Discontinued
Editors with C++ support
A list of DOS implementations of C++
- Cint - Open source - Current - Interpreter from CERN, intended for educational use
- EMX Compiler - Open Source - Discontinued
- Metaware High C/C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
- OpenWatcom C/C++ - Open Source - Current
- TopSpeed C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
- Turbo C++ - Discontinued - Supplied free with current Windows versions from the company
- Zortech C++ - Commercial - Discontinued
DOS Libraries and class libraries
- CdBFile - For reading/writing .dbf/xBase files - Open Source - Discontinued
- ZGRAF - Graphing library - Commercial - Current
A list of C++ implementations that run under WinOS/2
- TopSpeed C++ - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross compilation from DOS or OS/2 only
A list of C++ implementations that run under Java
A list of C++ implementations in JavaScript
Publications
- David R. Tribble: Incompatibilities Between ISO C and ISO C++ - Old but highly useful document for those wanting to port C code to C++