Axiomatic Multi-Platform C

Axiomatic Multi-Platform C (AMPC) is a powerful C compiler suite which generates Java bytecode
Axiomatic Multi-Platform C (AMPC) is a powerful C compiler suite which generates Java bytecode.

AMPC allows users to develop software using the standard C programming language and run the executables on any computer that supports a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). AMPC users are not required to use or learn the Java programming language.

Versions of AMPC are available to run under MS Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (x86).

AMPC covers a very large subset of ANSI C (1989). A notable difference is that "double" in AMPC is 32 bits long. In order to utilize 64-bit floating point you can use "DOUBLE".

AMPC includes a GUI based integrated development environment (IDE) for fast and organized software project management. The IDE serves as the front end for the whole system and works with the various components of the software to do its job.

The IDE includes among others:

Axiomatic ANSI C compiler

Project navigator

Source code editor

Jasmin assembler

Activities logger

Standard ANSI C library

Graphics library (API)

TCP/IP library (API)

Database library (API)

Requirements:

Java SDK 1.5


Limitations:

15 days trial


What's New in This Release:

Added FEMTO memory model which is smaller than the PICO memory model. PICO is 500K in size, while FEMTO is 250K only. This is more suitable for applications targeted for PDAs.

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