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COBOL for gcc
The Cobol for GCC project is an effort to create a free Cobol compiler, compliant with the Cobol 85 standard, that will be integrated into the GNU Complier Collection (GCC).
The project is not yet finished. Current status is that roughly 73,000 lines of code have been written since March 1999. The following tasks have already been done:
- All COBOL preprocesing (COPY,REPLACE, line continuations, etc.) (done and tested)
- Parsing and lexical analysis for the COBOL nucleus
- Integration into GCC (including integration into the GCC code generation back end)
- Some runtime routines
Some code has been generated via the GCC back end, including most of the data division. Approximately 7,000 lines of code remain to be written.
Last updated 6 Jul, 2001
About
Leadership
- Tim Josling - Maintainer
- Curt Timmerman - Contributor
- Daniel H. Ardison - Contributor
- Keisuke Nishida - Contributor
- Matthew Vanecek - Contributor
- Steven O. Ellis - Contributor
Related Projects
Versions
0.1.2
0.1.2 alpha released 2000-08-12
- Released: 12 Aug, 2000
- Code Maturity: Alpha
- Source Archive: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cobolforgcc/...
- Licenses: GPLv2
- Interfaces: Command Line
User Community and Support
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