bergman@proline.cs.unc.edu (Larry Bergman) (07/05/89)
I'm interested in acquiring a VMS version of C++. Does such a beast exist? If so, any information you can supply on source, price (public domain would be nice), performance, etc. would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Larry Bergman
sue@oresoft.uu.net (Sue Lindsey) (07/07/89)
In article <8719@thorin.cs.unc.edu> bergman@proline.cs.unc.edu (Larry Bergman) writes: >I'm interested in acquiring a VMS version of C++. >Does such a beast exist? If so, any information >you can supply on source, price (public domain would >be nice), performance, etc. would be appreciated. > >Thanks in advance, Larry Bergman We will be releasing a C++ compiler and debugger for VAX/VMS in the fall. Sue Lindsey Technical Services Oregon Software, Inc. ...uunet!oresoft!sue sue@oresoft.uu.net
edgerton@thebus.dec.com (07/07/89)
> From: bergman@proline.cs.unc.edu (Larry Bergman) > > I'm interested in acquiring a VMS version of C++. > Does such a beast exist? If so, any information > you can supply on source, price (public domain would > be nice), performance, etc. would be appreciated. > OASYS markets Glockenspiels C++ port of cfront for VMS. Currently it is Cfront 1.2 and runs on VMS 4.x and 5.x. It is not well integrated into the VMS way of doing work, but is working in this group. I don't have pricing info, but OASYS is at the following address: OASYS 230 Second Ave. Waltham, MA 02154 (617) 890-7889 > Thanks in advance, Larry Bergman Hope this helps, David J. Edgerton Contracting at Digital TechnoLogics, Inc. E-Mail: edgerton@csdpie.dec.com 2 Sheridan Lane Littleton, MA 01460 (508) 486-8500