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== Source and References == | == Source and References == | ||
For a long time the EMX collection (see [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu]) was the preferred CPP port for OS/2 developers, | * For a long time the EMX collection (see [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu]) was the preferred CPP port for OS/2 developers, | ||
* [[Innotek GCC]] was also available but Innotek is no longer in business since it was adquired by Sun Microsystems. | |||
* There is also [http://os2ports.smedley.info/index.php?page=gcc44 Paul Smedley port of GCC] which has a more current version. | |||
== License == | == License == | ||
GNU Public License (GPL, Open Source) | GNU Public License (GPL, Open Source) | ||
Revision as of 18:34, 11 December 2009
Description
The GNU Compiler Collection contains probably the technically most advanced C/C++ compilers for OS/2 and eCS, generating good code and supporting the latest standards. Because it is available and maintained for virtually "all" operating systems is is also first choice if it comes to portability.
Source and References
- For a long time the EMX collection (see [1]) was the preferred CPP port for OS/2 developers,
- Innotek GCC was also available but Innotek is no longer in business since it was adquired by Sun Microsystems.
- There is also Paul Smedley port of GCC which has a more current version.
License
GNU Public License (GPL, Open Source)