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From: ok@quintus.UUCP (Richard A. O'Keefe)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: C COMPILER FOR IBM MAINFRAME
Summary: another one
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Date: 23 May 88 03:59:45 GMT
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There is also the NorCroft C compiler.  It has back ends for quite a few
machines, and one of the is the /370 series.  From the announcement:
  The compiler produces either or both IBM object modules or
  assemblable listing.  Dhrystone 23K+ on a 3084 running MVS/XA.

  NorCroft is a trading name of a startup company (Codemist Ltd)
  formed by three academics:
    Prof J.P. Fitch, Dept of Computer Science, Bath University, UK
    Dr. A. Mycroft, Computer Lab, Cambridge University, UK
      Email:  am@cl.cam.ac.uk,
      phone   +44 223 334621 (office), +44 223 871088 (home 1800-2200 GMT)
    Dr. A.C. Norman, Computer Lab, Cambridge University, UK
      Email:  acn1@phx.cam.ac.uk,
      phone   +44 223 338550 (office), +44 223 247367 (home 1800-2200 GMT)
    FAX: +44 223 334748 (marked attention Dr. Mycroft/Norman Computer Lab).

  The NorCroft C compiler is a significantly optimising re-targetable
  C compiler to the ANSI draft standard.  It includes many 'lint'-like
  features and warnings for common errors (e.g. printf format/argument
  checks, '=' and '==' confused, /* inside comment, etc.).

I know Alan Mycroft, but have no financial link with him or this company.
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