MetaWare High C/C++ compiler for OS/2 and SOM.
This product, although not being developed/updated/sold since long time, it is luckily available as "Abandonware" software on many dedicated sites on world wide web.
Self-installing package. Run install.cmd
. See below for download link(s).
Following ones are the download links for manual installation:
MetaWare High C/C++ v. 3.2 (20/4/1994, MetaWare Incorporated) | Readme/What's new |
Copyright (C) 1994 MetaWare Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
High C/C++ Early Availability Release
Globally Optimizing Compiler and Tools
for OS/2 and SOM
March 1994
This is the latest version of the MetaWare High C/C++ Early Availability
release for OS/2 and SOM.
READMEs included in this distribution:
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README -- This general README
The following files are located in your HIGHC\DOC subdirectory:
README.EXC -- Notes on Exception Handling
README.SOM -- High C/C++ DirectToSOM User's Guide
FILENAME.LST -- List of distribution files
Table of Contents
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1. Release Notes
2. Additions/Corrections to Printed Documentation
3. Driver Note
4. Known Problems
5. How to Contact MetaWare
6. Updates
1. Release Notes
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* For installation instructions, read the Installation Guide and the Read
This First sheet provided with your documentation.
* For differences from and compatibility with prior versions, read the New
Information! document.
2. Additions/Corrections to Printed Documentation
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This distribution contains a new library you can use to create
thread-safe code:
lib/hct.lib
New command-line option -Hthread causes this library to be linked
instead of the standard libraries.
3. Driver Note
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When you invoke High C/C++ with the command hc386, you are invoking a driver
program which in turn invokes the compiler. See the Programmer's Guide for
further information.
4. Known Problems
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* The multithread library, linked when you compile and link with the
-Hthread option, is not compatible with optimization level 3 and above.
Workarounds:
- Inline functions if possible.
- Compile at optimization level 2 or below.
* Virtual functions that return structs, where the class of the struct
has a user-defined copy constructor, may not work in pointer-to-
member contexts.
* SOM attributes do not work in inlined functions. Call MetaWare for a
fix.
5. How to Contact MetaWare
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If you think you have discovered a compiler problem, send a problem report to
MetaWare Technical Support. If possible, please send a test case that
demonstrates the problem to the following email address:
os2ea@metaware.com
You can also reach OS/2 Beta Support via Compuserve at the following ID:
73067,2455
6. Updates
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Beta updates are available through an FTP site. Contact OS/2 Beta Support
at (408) 429-6382 for the current password.
MetaWare Incorporated
2161 Delaware Avenue
Santa Cruz, CA 95060-5706
(408)429-6382 FAX:(408)429-9273 |
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