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|Version=6.9 (May 1992) | |||
|Author=[[Kai-Uwe Rommel]] | |||
|License=Freeware | |||
|Download=[http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/util/cs69.zip cs69.zip] | |||
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CS is a driver program or shell for the following Microsoft program development tools: | CS is a driver program or shell for the following Microsoft program development tools: | ||
* Macro Assembler (5.00 and newer, 6.00 is supported) | * Macro Assembler (5.00 and newer, 6.00 is supported) | ||
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CS simplifies the usage of these programs and preserves you from typing of often used options and commands, looks for files in configured directories and calls your compiler(s) with a MAKE-like strategy. | CS simplifies the usage of these programs and preserves you from typing of often used options and commands, looks for files in configured directories and calls your compiler(s) with a MAKE-like strategy. | ||
[[Category:Development Tools]] | [[Category:Development Tools]] |
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Version | 6.9 (May 1992) |
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Author | Kai-Uwe Rommel |
License | Freeware |
Download | cs69.zip |
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CS is a driver program or shell for the following Microsoft program development tools:
- Macro Assembler (5.00 and newer, 6.00 is supported)
- C Compiler (5.00 and newer, 6.00 is supported)
- 386 C Compiler
- Pascal Compiler (4.00 and newer)
- FORTRAN Compiler (4.00 and newer)
- Windows Resource Compiler (2.00 and newer)
- Whitewater Ressource Toolkit for Windows
- OS/2 Resource Compiler
- LINK (5.00 and newer), LINK386
- ILINK
- BIND
- EXE2BIN
- CVPACK
- LIB (3.08 and newer)
- PWBRMAKE
In addition, the following programs are supported:
- FLEX scanner generator (2.3 and newer)
- GNU BISON parser generator (1.03 and newer)
CS simplifies the usage of these programs and preserves you from typing of often used options and commands, looks for files in configured directories and calls your compiler(s) with a MAKE-like strategy.