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1 total messages Started by Sub Ramakrishnan Tue, 19 Nov 1996 00:00
cim installation: alpha digital unix 4.0 OS
#319
Author: Sub Ramakrishnan
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 00:00
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Greetings, I could not successfully install the cim to C translator,
"alpha.sim.tar.Z" on our alpha m/c running  digital unix 4.0 OS.

Did I get the wrong version for our OS? Can someone help please?
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archie alpha.sim.tar.Z
                host --> Host ftp.inria.fr
                Location: /lang/simula
                FILE -rw-rw-r--       2906  Mar 17 1993  alpha.cim.tar.Z

Installed  alpha.cim.tar.Z and ran the cimtest.sim program
it came back with a bunch of errors like
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cim cimtest
Compiling cimtest.sim:
cc -w -c cimtest.c:
cc -o cimtest cimtest.o /usr/local/lib/libcim.a -lm:
ld:
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rtsglrut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not match
ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rgbcrut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not match
ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(risrut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not match
ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rgetsarut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not
match ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rsysoutrut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not
match ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rmodrut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not match
ld's: 3.11
/usr/local/lib/libcim.a(rintrearut.o): version stamp: 10.0, does not
match ld's: 3.11

On Wed, 23 Oct 1996 fransp@CS.KUN.NL wrote:

> --------
>
> Tor Michal Kinn <tmkinn@ONLINE.NO> writes:
> > Hi!
>
> > I need a simulacompiler tonight! Can you tip me where I can find one? Is
> there
> > any for free?
>
> You are planning quite a romantic night ...
>
> Anyway, I forward a rather detailed message that Trond Vidar Stensby
> sent to the mailing list, some time ago.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Frans
>
>
>
>                    __o       __o
>                  _,\<,_    _,\<,_
>                 (_)/ (_)  (_)/ (_)
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> Frans Panken                              UUCP: uunet!cs.kun.nl!fransp
> University of Nijmegen,           ,==.    tel: +31 24 3652450
> Computing Science Institute,     / @ |    e-mail: fransp@cs.kun.nl
> Room A-4016,Toernooiveld 1,     /_  <     fax: +31 24 3553450
> NL, 6525 ED Nijmegen           =" `g'     talk: fransp@eos.cs.kun.nl
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
> > In article <Ct7p7v.497@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca>, pkuruvil@sunee.uwaterloo.ca
> > (Paul Kuruvilla) writes:
> > >
> > > I am planning to learn SIMULA. As a student on a low-budget,
> > > I was wondering if there were any compilers in public domain
> > > or that is not too expensive.
> > >
> > > A compiler for the SUN4 would be ideal. The next choice
> > > would be for PC's.
> > >
> > > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> > >
> > >
> > > Paul
> > >
> >
> > The Univerisity of Oslo have a public domain version for
> > a range of computers. I have included their README file below.
> > The compiler is called cim, and it translates the Simula code into C,
> > so you need a C compiler. Debugging was not supported the last time
> > I tried the compiler (about a year ago), but this may have been
> > fixed now.
> >
> > There are also some simula related stuff in pub/simbook (examples from
> > Kirkerud book on Simula), and the file pub/Simulatools.tar.Z
> > (texttools, promptools, filetools and settools).
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------
> > Trond Vidar Stensby                  Email: tvs@si.sintef.no
> >
> >
> > README:
> >
> > This directory contains compiled versions of the cim system.
> > The recipient accepts full responsibility for the consequences arising
> > from the installation and use of this product.
> > The system have recently been recompiled for those architectures
> > where the corresponding file exist in this directory.
> > Older versions is located in the sub directory old.
> > Mail a request to cim@ifi.uio.no if you whant other architectures
> > to be recompiled.
> >
> > Cim can be fetched by anonymous ftp from:
> > ftp.ifi.uio.no:     cim/*
> > ftp.fenk.wau.nl:    pub/simula/compilers/cim/*
> > ftp.germany.eu.net: pub/programming/languages/simula/compilers/cim/*
> > nic.funet.fi:       pub/OS/Linux/util/languages/linux.cim.tar.Z
> > sunsite.unc.edu:    pub/Linux/development/linux.cim.tar.Z
> >
> >
> > File                Compiled at or by     System                   Status
> >
> > cim.ps.Z                                  User's and Installation Guide
> >
> > *.del.tar.Z                               Delta release.
> >
> > vax.cim.tar.Z       fartein.ifi.uio.no    Vax (Ultrix)
> > sun3.cim.tar.Z      svarte.ifi.uio.no     68020/30 (SunOS)
> > sun4.cim.tar.Z      maud.ifi.uio.no       sparc (SunOS)
> > NeXT.cim.tar.Z      neste.ifi.uio.no      Next
> > sgi4.cim.tar.Z      igor.ifi.uio.no       mips (SGI) IRIX Release 4.0.1
> > sgi4F.cim.tar.Z     sputnik.ifi.uio.no    mips (SGI) IRIX Release 4.0.5F
> > sgi5.cim.tar.Z      brok.ifi.uio.no       mips (SGI) IRIX Release 5.1.1
> > ds.cim.tar.Z        hild.ifi.uio.no       mips (Dec)
> > hp.cim.tar.Z        hplos.ifi.uio.no      HPUX hppa 9000s705
> > alpha.cim.tar.Z     glitnir.ifi.uio.no    alpha OSF/1
> >
> > vmsdist             kari.uio.no           Vax (VMS)
> > m88k.cim.tar.Z      flipper.uio.no        m88k (Triton)
> > mipseb.cim.tar.Z    basil.uio.no          mips (CD)
> > convex.cim.tar.Z    konrad.uio.no         convex
> > news.cim.tar.Z      sonny.uio.no          sony
> > rs6000.cim.tar.Z    bluemaster.uio.no     IBM RS6000 (AIX)
> > apollo.cim.tar.Z    platinum.uio.no       Apollo
> Preliminary
> > solaris.cim.tar.Z   verdi.uio.no          sparc (Solaris)
> >
> > hp68.cim.tar.Z      stud4.cs.uit.no       HPUX (mc68040)
> > ymp.cim.tar.Z       cray.sintef.no        Cray YMP
> Preliminary
> >
> > nextstep.cim.tar.Z  rhea.teorfys.uu.se    NeXT Station Turbo (Nextstep 3.1)
> > ns32000.cim.tar.Z   newton.ncl.ac.uk      Encore Multimax
> > hp9000s800.cim.tar.Zhplsci.hpl.hp.com     HPUX (hppa 9000s800)
> > aux.cim.tar.Z       137.224.129.246       AUX
> Preliminary
> >
> > cimemx.zip          jonso@ifi.uio.no      OS2/EMX (gcc)
> Preliminary
> > linux-i386.cim.tar.Zjanl@ifi.uio.no       386/486 (LINUX)
> > bsdi.cim.tar.Z      july@aam.pczz.msk.su  386/486 (BSD/386-BSDI)
> Preliminary
> > atari-mi.tar.Z      sj@ifi.uio.no         Atari (MINIX)
> Preliminary
> > amigados.cim.tar.Z  ch@irb.informatik.
> >                     uni-dortmund.de       Commodore Amiga
> Preliminary
> > win.cim.tar.Z       rieger@scotty         Windows                  Porting
> > wnt.cim.tar.Z       wr@polly.informatik.
> >                     uni-dortmund.de       Windows NT               Porting
> > sco.cim.tar.Z       sczittni@andreas.informatik.
> >                     uni-dortmund.de       386/486 (SCO)
> > int.cim.tar.Z       sczittni@andreas.informatik.
> >                     uni-dortmund.de       386/486 (Interactive)
> >
> > mac.sim.tar.Z       Public domain version 4.07 for Macintosh/MPW from
> >                         Lund Software House AB
> >                         Box 7056
> >                         S-220 07 LUND
> >                         SWEDEN
> >                     Lund Software house have compilers for SUN-3/4,
> >                     DG/MV (AOS), VAX (Unix and VMS), HP-9300,
> >                     DECstation, Apollo, Atari-ST and Macintosh (MPW).
> >
> > Simula is a trademark of
> >                         Simula a.s.         Phone/fax: +47 22 522566
> >                         R|atoppen 20
> >                         N-0756 OSLO
> >                         NORWAY
> >                     Simula a.s. have compilers for VAX (Unix and VMS)
> >                     386/486 (Unix, Xenix, DOS and OS2).
>
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