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- 1!J
- 3An implementation of J for the Archimedes.
- 3Iverson Software Inc.
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- 1!LittleST
- 3This is a crude port of the Little SmallTalk system to RiscOS 3.
- 3No attempt has been made to make the program Wimp friendly.
- 3There WILL be bugs. The interface with a text file editor is not
- 3yet available - it shouldn’t be too difficult.
- 3Geoff Lane.
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- 1!Tile
- 3Public Domain Threaded Interpreted Language Environment -
- 3Forth-83 with Multitasking Kernel. This is a desktop version
- 3written by Pete Goodwin.
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- 1BCPL
- 3BCPL contains the compiler source; makefile makes it armlib.a and
- 3armlib.b contain the library source (asm & bcpl respectively); no
- 3makefile apparently. mclib is the only oddity, made by assembling
- 3mclibar: other mclibxr are for variants you don't want bin contains
- 3the executables: bcpl and join are the important things. The
- 3compiler does *not* generate aof (it predates it); linking is done
- 3at application startup time. It is vital for this to work that mclib
- 3is the first input file for join.
- 3Harry.
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- 1C
- 3The GNU C/C++ compilers v2.4.5 for the Archimedes, running under
- 3RISC OS.
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- 1DDE } ({S446}Kb)
- 3!PC is an ISO level i Pascal compiler complete with manual. A
- 3demo called !Balls64 is included. Their are also some DDE
- 3Utilities in an archive called DDE Utils.
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- 1GAWK
- 3The GAWK programming language. The name Gawk comes from the
- 3initials of its designers: Alfred V. Aho, Peter J. Weinberger,
- 3and Brian W. Kernighan. The original of Gawk was written in
- 31977. In 1985 a new version made the programming language
- 3more powerful,introducing user-defined functions, multiple
- 3input streams, and computed regular expressions. This new
- 3version became generally available with System V Release 3.1.
- 3The System V Release 4 added some new features and also
- 3cleaned up the behaviour in some of the ``dark corners‘’ of
- 3the language. This is the Archimedes v1 February 1989.
- 3From Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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- 1grs
- 3The GRS language. An implementation for the Archimedes by Steven
- 3Inkster and Guy Verbist. The language is a semi-compiled object-
- 3oriented language which supports the notion of metaclasses. It
- 3has a wide range of meta-level programming constructs including
- 3a callable compiler. PD v1.05
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- 1Perl
- 3This port of perl is based on the Unix version of perl, developed
- 3and distributed by Larry Wall. Unix perl is covered by the Gnu
- 3General Public License.
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- 1HOPE
- 3A New programming language. Not yet a full implementation but it
- 3does function well.
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