OpenEuphoria

Re: Compiler status

• Posted by Bernie <xotron at PCOM.NET> Jul 05, 2000
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On Tue, 4 Jul 2000 22:16:57 -0400, Robert Craig <rds at ATTCANADA.NET> wrote:

>The Euphoria compiler project is moving along well.
>I'm successfully compiling all DOS32 programs in
>euphor22.zip, plus many large user programs


>I've decided that if I'm going to sell this thing,
>I really should have a free version that people
>can play with before (hopefully) buying. I don't want
>people to buy the compiler and then send me an
>endless stream of tech support requests along the lines
>of "how do I install GNU C?" or "it didn't speed up my
>application very much".
>
>
>After some more optimizing, I'll start testing on WIN32 and Linux,
>and hopefully release a trial version for Linux / GNU C,
>and WIN32/WATCOM and DOS32/WATCOM (for the few
>who have WATCOM) in a month or two. Other C compilers will
>be supported after that.
>

   Rob Why don't you just release a beta version of DOS32 compiler before

   jumping into the other versions so we can see how it works. It will

  probably make the writing of the other versions easier for you. You may

  find that we can use the DOS32 version to do WIN32 programming.

  Thanks
     Bernie