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T3X is a minimum procedural language. It is small, portable, |
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T3X is a minimum procedural language: small, portable, |
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procedural, block-structured, recursive, almost typeless, |
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block-structured, recursive, almost typeless, and to |
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and to some degree object-oriented. |
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some degree object-oriented. |
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Its syntax is a cross between Pascal and BCPL, but it is smaller |
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and simpler. Portability is achieved by simplicity: only a basic |
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set of operations and runtime classes is provided, which may be |
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easily implemented on a variety of different platforms. |
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This package contains ... |
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This package contains the full optimizing T3X compiler |
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with native 386, C, and bytecode back ends, complete |
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- a bytecode compiler and optimizers |
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documentation, and lots of tools. |
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- a Tcode interpreter |
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- 386, 8086 (EXE), and Alpha AXP backends |
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- A DOS/EXE generator for all platforms |
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- runtime support for FreeBSD, NetBSD, Linux, DOS, Coherent |
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- a Tcode examination utility |
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- tools (pretty-printer, make utility, class manager) |
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- the T3X user manual in HTML format |
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- an online help system in structured document format |
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WWW: http://www.t3x.org/T3X/ |
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WWW: http://www.t3x.org/T3X/ |