pomeranz@cs.swarthmore.edu (Hal Pomeranz) (08/15/88)
For those of you using C++ on Suns: could you please email me (I don't read this board on a regular basis) (a) the name of the C++ compiler/interpreter you're using, (b) what you're using it for, and (c) how much you like it and why. We'd like to get C++ here, but we're an educational site with limited funding, so we want to make the right choice. Thanks for the help. Hal Pomeranz System Administrator Swarthmore College -- ______________________________________________________________________________ |UUCP: ...!rutgers!bpa!swatsun!pomeranz | Living on a lighted stage |CS Net: pomeranz@cs.swarthmore.edu | approaches the unreal... |BitNet: vu-vlsi!swatsun!pomeranz@psuvax1.bitnet | -Rush
little@schmoo.crd.ge.com (H. Mark Little) (01/11/90)
I recently sent a request to this newsgroup for any information about
strongpoints/weaknesses of various implementations of c++. So far,
I have received the c++ products list (thanks to David Prager, for
forwarding it to me, and to Jean Christophe for posting it in the first
place). This is a useful starting point, as it informs me of what is
available, and in many cases, gives a phone number I can call for
more detailed info. This list implies on what platforms these
implementations run, but this leads to the implication, IMHI (Im My
Humble Interpretation), that Glockenspiel c++ works on MS-DOS and OS/2
only, whereas I have used something that *claims* to be Glockenspiel
c++ on a Sun 3/80 running SunOS 4.0.3. I would like to eliminate
unnecessary phone calls asking about something which I cannot use, but
am not sure which implementations work where. I will be using c++ with
the X windowing system, on Sun workstations, running under SunOS. The
following shows what *I* *think* is my usability for the 11 c++ compilers
listed in the products list:
cfront 2.0 yes (of course)
HCR C++ probably not
g++ 1.36.1 (FSF) yes
MPW C++ (Apple) no (mac only?)
Zortech C++ don't think so (MS-DOS only?)
Glockenspiel C++ thought not, but . . . (MS-DOS & OS/2 only?)
Lattice C++ no (Amiga only?)
InTek C++ no (Dos & System V only?)
Green Hills C++ ??
CC C++ (Comeau) ?? (probably yes)
Oregon C++ yes
I would appreciate any corrections or reinforcements on the above list.
Also, there were no phone numbers included for AT&T (cfront), HCR, and
Zortech. I *could* find them with a little effort, but as I am lazy,
if anyone happens to know these, I would appreciate them.
Thanks
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H. Mark Little e-mail: little@disney.crd.ge.com
"My goals? My goals are to find a cure for irony and make a fool out of God."
- The Waitressescomeau@utoday.UUCP (Greg Comeau) (01/12/90)
In article <4741@crdgw1.crd.ge.com> little@schmoo.crd.ge.com (H. Mark Little) writes: >I recently sent a request to this newsgroup for any information about >strongpoints/weaknesses of various implementations of c++. So far, I have >received the c++ products list. The following shows what *I* *think* is my >usability for the 11 c++ compilers listed in the products list: ... You list looks accurate to me in terms of addressing Sun based ports. I think you left out Sun themselves though. >CC C++ (Comeau) ?? (probably yes) We have plans for Sun SPARC and Sun 3 ports during 1Q90. -- Greg, Comeau Computing, 91-34 120th Street, Richmond Hill, NY, 11418 Producers of CC C++, SysAdm columnist for UNIX Today!, Microsoft Systems Journal (C programming), + others. Also, BIX c.language & c.plus.plus conf. moderator. Here:attmail!csanta!greg / BIX:comeau / CIS:72331, 3421 / voice:718-849-2355
jim@hcr.uucp (Jim Sullivan) (01/12/90)
In article <4741@crdgw1.crd.ge.com> little@schmoo.crd.ge.com (H. Mark Little) writes: >I would appreciate any corrections or reinforcements on the above list. >Also, there were no phone numbers included for AT&T (cfront), HCR, and >Zortech. I *could* find them with a little effort, but as I am lazy, >if anyone happens to know these, I would appreciate them. This is just a quick followup to clarify HCR's HCR/C++: HCR/C++ is a Cfront 2.0 based C++ compiler. It is shipped with dbXtra, HCR's full screen, windowing debugger based on dbx. DbXtra does not require the X WIndowing System (or any windowing system), but is designed to run on any alphanumeric terminal. HCR/C++ is available for the 386 architecture, specifically the 386/ix Operating System (release 2.0) and SCO UNIX 3.2. There is no version of HCR/C++ for SUN's. For more information, HCR can be contacted at: 130 Bloor Street West Suite 1001 Toronto, Ontario M5S 1N5 or send e-mail to me (..!uunet!mnetor!lsuc!hcr!jim) Jim Sullivan Product Manager - HCR/C++