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The Rexx Language Association (RexxLA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the [[REXX]] programming language and variants of it. RexxLA manages a number of open source implementations of the Rexx language and associated utilities. They also hold out a yearly | The Rexx Language Association (RexxLA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the [[REXX]] programming language and variants of it. RexxLA manages a number of open source implementations of the Rexx language and associated utilities. They also hold out a yearly [[REXX Symposium]] although the Symposium actually predates the 1994 founding of REXXLA by a few years. | ||
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Revision as of 22:49, 5 July 2016
The Rexx Language Association (RexxLA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the REXX programming language and variants of it. RexxLA manages a number of open source implementations of the Rexx language and associated utilities. They also hold out a yearly REXX Symposium although the Symposium actually predates the 1994 founding of REXXLA by a few years.
Known projects
- BSF4ooRexx - Java/OREXX bindings.
- Compact REXX - DOS & Windows REXX implementation.
- NetRexx - Java based interpreter
- NJPipes - Pipelines implementation for Java & NetREXX.
- Open Object REXX - Object REXX interpreter for Microsoft Windows & Linux
- Regina REXX - Multi-platform Classic REXX interpreter
Links
Personnel
- René Jansen (President)
- Chip Davis (ex-President, founder)
- Mark Hessling
- Ian Collier
- Steve Bacher (Founder)
- Cathie Burke Dager (Founder)
- Hallett German (Founder)
- F. Scott Ophof (Founder)
- Mark E. Miesfeld (1951 ~ 2014, member)