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XDS/NC and XDS/C under Windows and OS/2 Warp includes the operating system API (Win32/PM) interface modules and a state-of-the-art IDE. Under Windows and OS/2 Warp it also includes a linker, and a symbolic run-time debugger. | XDS/NC and XDS/C under Windows and OS/2 Warp includes the operating system API (Win32/PM) interface modules and a state-of-the-art IDE. Under Windows and OS/2 Warp it also includes a linker, and a symbolic run-time debugger. | ||
The product originated in a Modula-2 to C compiler for DOS sold in the early | The product originated in a Modula-2 to C compiler for DOS sold in the early 90s in Russia. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
*ISO 10514 compliance | *ISO 10514 compliance | ||
*[[TopSpeed Modula-2]] compatibility mode | *[[TopSpeed Modula-2]] compatibility mode | ||
* | *Multi-language programming support | ||
*Built-in make facilities | *Built-in make facilities | ||
Latest revision as of 07:01, 2 March 2019
XDS-C is a "via C" Modula-2/Oberon-2 cross-compiler. Output is K&R C, ANSI C, or C++ source code, which may be further compiled by a third-party C/C++ compiler for any target platform.
XDS/NC and XDS/C under Windows and OS/2 Warp includes the operating system API (Win32/PM) interface modules and a state-of-the-art IDE. Under Windows and OS/2 Warp it also includes a linker, and a symbolic run-time debugger.
The product originated in a Modula-2 to C compiler for DOS sold in the early 90s in Russia.
Features
- ISO 10514 compliance
- TopSpeed Modula-2 compatibility mode
- Multi-language programming support
- Built-in make facilities
XDS-C also needs a C or C++ compiler to operate. It supports Microsoft Visual C++ and Watcom C/C++ on Windows and GCC on Linux, but it can be configured to work with any ANSI C, K&R C, or C++ compiler.