HP C++ compiler

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3 total messages Started by Michael van Leeuwen Mon, 06 Nov 1995 09:26

#22

Author: Michael van Leeuwen
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1995 09:26

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Are there any other compilers available for HP/UX (9.0x or 10.01), besides
the HP C++ 10.01 (cfront-based) compiler ?

If it isn't too much trouble, please Email me (also).

Thanks, Michael						[mile@wmt.nl]
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Re: HP C++ compiler

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Author: Michael Bresnahan
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1995 15:44

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mile@wmt.nl (Michael van Leeuwen) wrote:
>Are there any other compilers available for HP/UX (9.0x or 10.01), besides
>the HP C++ 10.01 (cfront-based) compiler ?

I assume you mean to constrain this query to C++ compilers.
There is the GNU C++ compiler g++.  It is packaged with their 
C compiler gcc.  It is freely available on the net.  Just look 
in the GNU directory of your favorite ftp site.

MikeB

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Re: HP C++ compiler

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Author: Mumit Khan
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1995 17:21

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In article <47lagp$oq@dawn.mmm.com>,
Michael Bresnahan  <mbresnahan1@mmm.com> wrote:
>mile@wmt.nl (Michael van Leeuwen) wrote:
>>Are there any other compilers available for HP/UX (9.0x or 10.01), besides
>>the HP C++ 10.01 (cfront-based) compiler ?
>
>I assume you mean to constrain this query to C++ compilers.
>There is the GNU C++ compiler g++.  It is packaged with their 
>C compiler gcc.  It is freely available on the net.  Just look 
>in the GNU directory of your favorite ftp site.
>
>MikeB
>

Don't forget "Photon C++" from Kuck and Associates! HP9000 support in 
November according to their announcement here a week or so ago. Certainly 
looks like the most advanced C++ compiler to date, but then again I have 
yet to use it, so I better not pass judgement just yet :-)

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Cc: comp.lang.c++,
    Michael van Leeuwen <mile@wmt.nl>

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