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Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland. In 1987 the company was acquired by Austec. In 1989 it became a division of [[Liant]] Software Corporation. | Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland. | ||
The IMOS COBOL compiler was introduced by NCR in 1975, TI (1976), Zilog (1977), Tandy (1978) and Onyx (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== | ==Products== | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 22 September 2022
Ryan-McFarland Corporation was founded in 1970 by Don Ryan and David McFarland.
The IMOS COBOL compiler was introduced by NCR in 1975, TI (1976), Zilog (1977), Tandy (1978) and Onyx (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