Languages & Compilers ( Commercial, Shareware, GPL)
[B/D] -- interactive programming language for analyses of Bayes linear statistical problems.
ACL2 -- programming language to model computer system and prove properties.
ADAMO -- scientific programming system based on the Entity- Relationship (ER) model.
ADL -- a specification language for programming interfaces.
Algae -- a high-level interpreted language for numerical analysis.
AMC -- a compiler of C with model and object-oriented functionality.
APL --- a unique, general-purpose high level programming language
APL c compiler -- a compiler which translates APL to C code.
CAPLIB2 -- an APL interpreter and a C library for APL calls.
Applix SHELF -- an embedable fully featured programming language.
APRIL -- a symbolic programming language for multi-agent systems.
ASpecT -- a strict functional language.
BASIC --
Bywater BASIC -- ANSI BASIC interpreter.
CINQ -- to create a BASIC compiler system.
Chipmunk Basic -- an old fashioned Basic interpreter.
Harbour -- a project to develop a free, cross-platform compiler for Xbase language.
HotTEA -- an implementation of the BASIC language written in Java.
Instant Basic for Java -- pure Java certified 4GL tool similar to Visual Basic.
OmniBasic -- a structured dialect of Basic with many extensions.
OpenBasic -- Basic interpreter and run-time system similar to Basic Four Business Basic.
PRO/5 -- business application development tools based on BBx BASIC language.
QB2C -- a QuickBASIC to C translator with X11 graphics support.
QueriX 4GL -- 4GL compilers which are Informix 4GL compatible.
ScriptBasic -- cross-platform BASIC scripting language.
STBasic -- a structured BASIC interpreter.
VBVM -- a portable version of MS Visual Basic 5 virtual machine.
YABASIC -- implements most comman BASIC elements with some graphics.
Zen -- a full featured BASIC interpreter.
BCPL/MCPL -- simple typeless languages.
BETA --
b2c -- a compiler which reads BETA and translates it to C.
BETA System -- modern object-oriented language.
gbeta -- a new implementation of a generalization of BETA language.
Blue -- an object-oriented programming language that was developed especially for teaching.
BOIL -- C-like language with distributed programming, accounting, etc.
Brain -- a fully object-oriented high level scripting language.
C/C++ --
Comeau C++ -- a multi-platform C++ front end compiler.
Compaq C for Linux Alpha -- Alpha chip optimized C compiler.
CH -- The CH language environment is a superset of C.
CINT -- a C/C++ interpreter which is aimed at processing C/C++ scripts.
Dynace -- an object-oriented extension to C.
egcs -- an experimental step in the development of GCC.
EiC -- an extensible interactive, pointer-safe, bytecode C interpreter/compiler.
Fujitsu High Performance C/C++ and Fortran 95 Compiler
GCC -- GNU C/C++/Objective-C compiler system.
KAI C++ -- an optimized cross-platform C++ compiler.
lcc -- a retargetable compiler for ANSI C.
OpenC++ -- a version of C++ with Metaobject Protocol.
optimizer -- optimizes GCC/G++ assembler code to run with Pentium instructions.
Pentium-GCC -- Pentium optimized GCC.
Portable Object Compiler -- an independent implementation of Objective C.
Portland Group parallelizing HPF, F77, C, and C++ Compilers
SGI Pro64 -- a suite of optimizing compiler development tools for Linux/Intel Itanium(TM) systems.
Stepstone Objective C compiler -- objective C compiler.
TenDRA -- a public domain C/C++ compiler and checker technology.
C-INTERCAL -- an implementation of language INTERCAL which look like no others.
Cecil/Vortex -- a language-independent optimizing compiler back-end for OO languages.
cim -- a compiler for the programming language Simula.
CLAIRE -- a functional and OO language with advanced rule processing capabilities.
Clif -- a C-like interpreter framework.
CM3 -- a cross-platform compiler and runtime libraries.
COBOL ---
COBOL Interpreter -- a compact and easy to use COBOL interpreter.
ACUCOBOL-GT -- GUI-enhanced COBOL applications developing system.
Deskware COBOL Interpreter -- a compact and easy to use COBOL interpreter.
PERCobol -- COBOL compiler bridging COBOL and Java technology.
tiny cobol -- an effort to bring a free cobol compiler to Linux.
CompWork -- a framework for the TCL compiler suite.
DINO -- an interpreter with high level scripting dynamic-typed language.
EGR Cobra -- an interpreted programming language with C++--like syntax.
ECLiPSe -- a development environment for constraint programming applications.
Eiffel -- an advanced object-oriented programming language.
Eiffel/S_1.3S -- Eiffel Compiler for Linux.
Eon/Eiffel -- an implementation of the Eiffel Language.
ISE Eiffel -- includes wide range of products based on Eiffel.
SmallEiffel -- a free Eiffel compiler.
TowerEiffel -- a complete software development environment.
elastiC -- a portable high-level OO interpreted language with a C like syntax.
eNITL -- a scripting and template language engine for C++ applications.
Esterel -- a family of synchronous languages for programming reactive systems.
Euphoria -- a simple, flexible, fast, and easy to learn interpreted language.
Expect -- a scripting language to interace with programs such as FTP, telnet, fsck, etc.
Flick IDL Compiler -- a compiler for interface definition language.
Forth --
bigFORTH -- a 32bit, native ANS Forth compiler.
Gforth -- a fast and portable implementation of the ANS Forth language.
ficl -- a Forth interpreter writtenin C.
kForth -- a simple Forth programming language and environment.
PFE -- a programming environment for the programming language Forth.
ThisForth -- a macro-oriented Forth based on Standard (ANS) Forth
Fortran ---
Absoft Pro Fortran -- globally optimizing Fortran 77/90 compilers, and debugger.
Compaq Fortran for Linux Alpha -- Alpha optimized Fortran compiler.
F -- a carefully crafted subset of the most recent version of Fortran.
f2c -- a Fortran 77 to C translator.
f77reorder -- a f77 filter which solves some compatibility problem of f2c.
Fujitsu High Performance C/C++ and Fortran 95 Compiler
Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 Express -- full Fortran 77, 90 and 95 language system.
NASoftwae FortranPlus -- a full implementation of Fortran90/95 standard.
NDP Fortran -- a full implementation of Fortran 77 with lots of extentions.
GNU Fortran -- GNU Fortran compiler (g77).
g95 -- a project to create a free, open source Fortran 95 compiler.
NAGWare f77 to f90 Converter -- a GUI for upgrading code to Fortran 90.
NAGWare f77 Tools -- processing/analysing/transforming Fortran 77 code.
NAGWare f90 Compiler -- Fortran 90 compiler from NAG.
NAGWare f90 Tools -- source-to-source translations of Fortran 77 and 90 code.
Portland Group parallelizing HPF, F77, C, and C++ Compilers
Ratfor -- converts the Rational Fortran dialect into ordinary Fortran 77.
SGI Pro64 -- a suite of optimizing compiler development tools for Linux/Intel Itanium(TM) systems.
VAST/77to90 -- a Fortran 77 to Fortran 90 translator.
VAST/f90 -- a Fortran 90 to g77 translator.
FPL -- a C-like interpreting script/macro language.
GNAT -- a high-quality and complete compiler for Ada95 integrated into GCC.
GNU Sather -- object oriented language which designed to be simple, efficient, safe.
Groovy Java Genetic Programming -- a strongly-typed genetic programming experimentation platform.
Gödel -- a declarative, general-purpose programming language.
GOMscript -- an interpreter for an object-oriented, C++-like, language.
Gorby -- a small, stack-based scripting language.
Guile -- includes an embeddable Scheme interpreter, several graphics options.
GOOPS -- an object-oriented extension to Guile.
Gwydion Dylan -- an implementation of a dynamic language strongly resembling Dylan.
HASKELL -- a general purpose, purely functional programming language.
Hugs -- a functional programming system based on Haskell.
Glasgow Haskell Compiler -- an implementation of Haskell functional language.
ICI -- a general purpose interpretive programming language.
Icon -- programming language with features for processing text and data structures.
Jcon -- a Java-based Icon implementation.
Internet C++ and ICVM -- an open alternative to Java and C-Sharp, and its virtual machine.
Inferno -- a network operating system and programming environment.
iPP -- a platform independent preprocessor written entirely in Java.
iScript -- a platform independent scripting language written entirely in Java.
J -- high level language emphasized on functional programming and array processing.
Jacl -- a Tcl interpreter for Java.
Java & JDK -- a powerful object oriented language and development environment.
CACAO -- 64 bit just-in-time (JIT) compiler for Java on Alpha processor.
DynamicJava -- a Java source interpreter written in Java.
EPP -- an extensible Java source-to-source pre-processor.
GCJ -- a GCC front end for compiling Java source and bytecode.
GJ -- a generic Java language extension.
Guavac -- a standalone compiler for the Java programming language.
Harissa -- a compiler from Java bytecode to C and a Java interpreter.
Homebrew Decompiler -- a decompiler for Java class files.
Instant Converter -- converts BASIC source code to Java source code.
J-Mate -- Java development environment.
j2c -- a translator from java .class to C program.
Jad -- a fast Java decompiler.
JavaParty -- an extension of Java with some important new features.
Japhar -- Hungry Programmer's Java VM.
jas -- a Java bytecode assembler.
Jasmin -- a Java assembler interface.
JavaCC (Java Compiler Compiler) -- a Java parser generator.
Jester -- an extension to Java to program reactive systems with Esterel constructs.
Jikes -- faster Java compilers that adheres to languages and VM specifications.
JUMP -- a bytecode compiler to compile JAVA source code.
Linux JDK -- IBM's port of Java 2 Platform to Linux.
Kaffe -- a virtual machine design to execute Java bytecode.
KOPI -- a completely open source Java compiler.
JOLT -- implementation of Sun's Java language and tools.
NetRexx -- a human-oriented language designed to be an alternative to Java.
PIZZA -- a substantial companion to Java.
Snacc -- A Java stub compiler for ASN.1 specifications.
Toba -- a Java-to-C translator.
TowerJ -- a high performance compiler for server-side Java.
TurboJ -- a high perfromacne Java compiler.
TYA -- a JIT-compiler for Linux JDK.
WingDis -- a Java decompiler.
JEL -- a library for evaluating a simple single line expressions in Java.
LDL -- a language development laboratory.
LIFE -- an experimental language proposing to integrate logic/functional/OO programming.
Lisp -- a high-level language, especially popular for artificial intelligence.
Allegro CL -- a Common Lisp system for application development and deployment.
CLISP Common Lisp -- a popular Common Lisp implementation.
CMU Common Lisp -- CMU implementation of Lisp.
Elisp (Emacs Lisp) -- the language used to extend emacs.
EusLisp -- an integrated programming system for the research on intelligent robots.
GCL -- implementation of Lisp that used to be known as Kyoto Common Lisp.
Graphic Lisp -- portable Common Lisp language written in ANSI-C.
iLisp -- a small, multiplatform implementation of Lisp language.
Linux Poplog -- developing CLisp, Prolog, Pop-11 and standard ML.
LISP DEBUG -- source level debugger with GUI for LISP program.
Screamer -- an extension of Common Lisp with nondeterministic programming.
Simple Lisp -- a simple lisp interpreter with symbolic math library for tensors.
Steel Bank Common Lisp -- a development environment for Common Lisp.
xbvl -- a Lisp dialect.
Lua -- a simple, yet powerful, language for extending applications.
Marlais -- an object-oriented dynamic language.
Maxtal Interscript -- an advanced literate programming system.
Mercury -- logic programming language.
Micro Tools for Linux -- development tools for Atmel AVR micro-controllers.
ML -- a strict functional language
Caml Light -- a small, portable implementation of the ML language.
Extended ML -- a framework for specification and development of Standard ML.
Moscow ML -- a light-weight implementation of Standard ML.
Objective Caml -- an implementation of the Caml dialect of ML.
Standard ML of New Jersey (SML/NJ) -- a compiler for the Standard ML.
mixal -- language for D.E.Knuth4s hypothetical computer, the MIX 1009.
Modula-3 -- a simple and safe modern systems programming language.
GPM -- consistent implementation of Modula-2 on contemporary machines.
MOCKA -- a Modula-2 compiler system.
SRC Modula-3 -- a free implementation of Modula-3 on many operating systems.
Cambridge Modula-3 -- a free implementation of Modula-3 on many OS's.
Mozart -- a distributed programming language for symbolic and reactive programming.
NCL -- a natural constraint language.
NQC -- a simple language with a C like syntax.
Oberon -- a programming language and a modern operating system.
JACOB -- a compiler for Oberon-2.
Oberon V4 for GNU/Linux -- an implementation of Oberon V4 for Linux.
oo2c -- Oberon-2 to ANSI-C translator.
XDS -- a bilingual programming system featuring Modula-2 and Oberon-2.
OPAL -- a language designed as a testbed for developing functional programs.
OZ -- a concurrent constraint programming language and its interactive implementation.
PAG -- a Program Analyzer Generator which makes static program analysis easy.
PAMELA -- a language that supports a procedure-oriented modeling paradigm.
Pascal ---
Free Pascal -- a free 32-bit Pascal compiler.
gpc -- GNU Pascal compiler.
NDP Pascal -- a full implementation of Pascal.
PTOC -- ANSI/Turbo Pascal to C/C++ converter with BGI graphics library emulation.
Perl -- an interpreted language intended to be practical.
ePerl -- an embedded Perl 5 language.
Perl/Tk -- Access Tk facilities within Perl.
PFL -- a simple functional language with database extensions.
Pike -- a dynamic programming language with a syntax similar to C.
PLAN -- a programming language for active networks.
Pliant -- a programming language framework and a new generation of language.
PRECC -- an infinite-lookahead compiler-compiler for context dependent grammars.
Prolog -- high-level language based on formal logic, widedly used in artificial intelligence.
B-Prolog -- a CLP system that runs Prolog and CLP(FD) programs.
BinProlog -- a fairly complete and efficient Prolog compiler.
clp(FD,S) -- semiring-based constraint logic programming language over finite domains.
GNU Prolog -- a Prolog compiler with constraint solving over finite domains.
jProlog -- a Prolog interpreter in Java.
JVProlog -- implementation of Prolog based on special abstract machine.
Linux Poplog -- developing Common Lisp, Prolog, Pop-11 and standard ML.
LLP -- a logic programming language based on intuitionistic linear logic.
Lolli -- a logic programming language based on a fragment of linear logic.
Lygon -- Prolog extended with features derived from linear logic.
PM -- a compiler for the logic programming language LambdaProlog.
Prolog + Logic Server -- Prolog component developing in other languages.
SICStus Prolog -- advanced Prolog applications development system.
SWI-Prolog -- a fairly complete Edinburgh-style Prolog.
Terzo -- an interpreter of lambda Prolog implemented in Standard ML of NJ.
W-Prolog -- an interpreter for a Prolog like language implemented in Java.
wamcc -- a Prolog Compiler which translates Prolog to C.
XSB -- an extension of an Edinburgh Prolog system.
Pnuts -- a scripting language totally written in Java.
Python -- interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language.
JPython -- an implementation of Python integrated with the Java platform.
Ptui -- a Python editor/interpreter programmed entirely in Python.
Pyfort -- creating extensions to the PYTHON using Fortran routines.
QCL -- programming language and simulator for quantum computers.
R -- language for statistical calculations.
Reactive-C -- a C based language for reactive programming.
REBOL -- a multi-platform Internet communications language.
REXX -- procedural programming language.
NetRexx -- a programming language designed to be an alternative to Java.
Object REXX -- a scripting language which is easy to learn and read.
Regina -- an implementation of the REXX language.
REXX/imc -- REXX implementation on UNIX.
S/REXX -- UNIX implementation of IBM's SAA procedural language.
Rigal -- a programming language and tool for compiler writing.
Rivl -- a multimedia processing language.
Rivet -- a version of Tk without the overhead of Tcl.
Ruby -- an interpreted scripting language for quick and easy OO programming.
Sather-K -- a modern object-oriented, imperative programming langauage.
Scheme -- a high-level language and is a dialect of Lisp.
Bigloo -- a Scheme interpreter and compiler.
DrScheme -- a graphical environment for developing Scheme programs.
Elk -- an implementation of the Scheme programming language.
Gambit -- a high-performance implementation of Scheme.
Hobbit -- a small optimizing scheme-to-C compiler.
Inlab-Scheme -- an independent implementation of Scheme.
Kawa -- a Java-based Scheme system.
LISC -- a lightweight Scheme interpeter written in Java.
MIT Scheme -- a Scheme compiler which generate faster code.
MrEd -- GUI development environment with Scheme language.
MzScheme -- a Scheme implementation which is R4RS-compilant.
OpenScheme -- a Scheme interpreter/compiler/debugger conform to the R4RS.
Oscheme -- Objective Scheme.
QScheme -- a fast and small implementation of Scheme written in C.
RScheme -- well-structured implementation of the Scheme language.
Scheme-to-C -- a Scheme-to-C compiler.
Scsh -- broad-spectrum programming environment embedded in R4RS Scheme.
SIOD -- a small scheme interpreter with database, unix programming and cgi extensions.
STk -- Scheme interpreter which can access to the Tk graphical package.
SDCC -- a retargettable, optimizing ANSI-C compiler.
SeeR -- a multipurpose C-like scripting library.
Shift -- a programming language for describing dynamic networks of hybrid automata.
SILOON -- scripting interface languages for object-oriented numerics.
Smalltalk -- object-oriented programming language.
Cincom VisualWorks -- a robust cross-platform Smalltalk development environment.
GNU Smalltalk -- GNU Smalltalk implementation.
Smalltalk/X -- implementation of the Smalltalk language.
Squeak -- Squeak is a full implementation of the Smalltalk-80 system.
SNOBOL4 -- a port of Macro SNOBOL4 for machines with 32-bit pointers.
Spanner -- a glue/scripting/prototyping programming language.
Tcl/Tk -- embeddable scripting language and graphical user interface toolkit.
Tcl Blend -- a Tcl extension that provides access to Java inside Tcl.
tinySelf -- an implementation of Self for Linux.
Titanium -- a dialet of Java for large-scale scientific computing.
Toby -- a LOGO-like language written in Java.
TXL -- a language and rapid prototyping system designed to support source text analysis and transformation tasks.
UML -- a language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems.
Yoix -- scripting language uses syntax and functions similar to C and Java.
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AFML -- a language for modeling the structural and semantic aspects of real world.
AL -- a programming language for modeling and animation.
AMPL -- a modeling language for mathematical programming.
cfengine -- a very high level language for administrating and configuring unix-like systems.
Cilk -- an algorithmic multithreaded language.
Dynamite -- a code generating language developed for sequence comparison methods.
GAMS -- a high-level modeling system for mathematical programming problems.
GCL -- an interpreter language based on plotting library DISLIN.
Glish (within AIPS++ system) -- a language/environment for data acquisition/analysis.
Isaac -- scientific calculator and programming language.
MAX -- Xbase compiler with integrated database engine.
MetaCard -- a multimedia authoring tool and GUI development environment.
MSDL -- a scene description language for graphics research.
Nickle -- a desk calculator language with powerful programming and scripting capabilities.
PerlDL -- turn perl into an array-oriented, numerical language.
ProvideX -- an object-oriented, business basic development environment.
RLaB -- matrix oriented, interactive programming environment.
S-Lang -- an interpreted language could be embedded into an extensible application.
Soar -- a cognitive architectural framework and mode ls, and an AI programming language.
ZPL -- a portable, high performance parallel programming language for computations.
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