Re: Euphoria Compilers Available Soon
Mike the Spike (???) wrote....
> So I have being coding three Euphoria compilers.
> One for DOS32,one for WIN32 and one for LINUX.
I guess what I'm about to say will blow my chance of a "free copy" but here
goes
anyway.....
> This OOP version can use .lib,.obj,.c,.cpp and .h C/C++ source files for
> mixed-language programming,allows in-line Visual Basic for all three
> platforms,has its own Win32 GUI library,compiles into C/C++
> .obj/.lib/.a/.c/.cpp files,and the Win32 version can compile into DLL's
and
> AX controls aswell.
Wow that's some compiler. To what extent is inline VB supported? I don't
know
VB but I thought it was entirely Windows based. Surely the only reason to
include
inline VB is to code VB stuff. If it's just some inline syntax from another
language
then I can't see the point.
If you are able to output assembly code, aren't you 90% of the way to
producing
something that doesn't need to sit on top of C anyway?
> The code generated operates at 10 times the speed of Interpretted U4IA,and
> the compilers used are GNU GCC based,but you can use other plug-in
compilers
> such as Watcom or Visual C++ aswell. You'll see what I'm talking about
> later.
If the code being generated is C++ (of whatever dialect), won't it
basically produce
code of the speed that the compiler would produce with equivalent
optimisation?
In my limited experience I haven't noticed this sort of speed improvement of
C code
when compared with EU.
>Yeah but I have to pay for all the C/C++ compilers included with it.
>I will have a lite version for about a 100 bucks aswell,wich only supports
3
>platforms instead of 70.
Umm...I thought you said this PRODUCED C code to be compiled BY the compiler
that the user already has. Why provide a squizillian compilers with the
package?
> If there ain't no interest in this,then I'll test it myself with the
testers
> I have at work. I just wanted to get the U4IA pro's on it first.
If you supply the URL then EVERYONE on this list will look at it and you
will certainly
get the help you need.
As it stands it does sound too good to be true and my (admittedly limited)
knowledge
is telling me that this doesn't gel. I suspect an upset ex-member of the
list (a few of
them around at the moment unfortunately!) might just be having a lend!
Mark
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