pme@umb.umb.edu (Paul English) (01/17/89)
I would like to be able to use C++ code we are developing on bsd vaxes and suns on some vax vms systems. (We have AT&T C++ and gnu g++ on the unix systems.) I don't think the AT&T stuff is on vms. (Right?) (Anyone know the status of gnu g++ on vms?) And we cannot afford Glockenspeil. I could use the AT&T c front on a bsd system to create c code, and then try to compile this on the vax vms. Problems: 1. vms identifier limit of 32 characters. Work-arounds? 2. Need to also port C++ libraries to vms, in same fashion as other code. 3. Header files are different. 4. Others? Can someone give me some advice? At email address below, please. Paul English, Computer Science Dept., UMass/Boston pme@umb.edu, or harvard!umb!pme (617) 325-4620
sharp@cadnetix.COM (04/06/89)
Has anyone ported ATT C++ to a system running VMS? If so, what amount
of effort/time was involved and what were the major snags?
Thanx in advance.
Jim Sharpe (303) 444-8075 x 338
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