• Acorn C/C++: Chapter 1: Introduction

    http://riscos.comsupport/developers/c/intro.html
    Acorn C/C++ is a development environment for producing RISC OS desktop applications and relocatable modules written in ANSI C and/or in C++.

  • Acorn C/C++ - Wikipedia

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    Acorn C/C++ is a set of C/C++ programming tools for use under the RISC OS operating system. The tools use the Norcroft compiler suite and were authored by Codemist...

  • Acorn C C++ Development Suite : Free Download, Borrow...

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    Acorn C C++ Development Suite. Publication date. 2003. ... Uplevel BACK. 12.1M. Acorn C C++ Development Suite_artwork.jpg download. 11.0M.

  • 4Corn Computers: Acorn C/C++ (Release 5)

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    Acorn C/C++ (Release 5). ... This is a copy of Acorn's development tool set from 1994/1995. it is known by a number of names.

  • Acorn C/C++ Development Environment - Software...

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    Acorn's C/C++ Application Development Environment. Includes : User Interface Toolbox Manual. Desktop Tools Manual. Acorn C/C++ Manual.

  • ru.progopedia.com/implementation/acorn-c-c-plus-plus

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    Acorn C/C++.

  • thomasleese/acorn: Powerful and Elegant Programming...

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    Acorn is a elegant, minimalistic, high-level programming language implemented in C++ with LLVM.
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  • Norcroft C Compiler

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    Acorn C/C++ was released for the RISC OS operating system, developed in collaboration with Acorn Computers.[1][8]. INMOS Transputer C Compiler.

  • Acorn C/C++ | Paolo Fabio Zaino's Blog

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    Tag Archives: Acorn C/C++. ... This is the second part or the Acorn / ROOL Desktop Debugging Tool (DDT) introduction.

  • Forum: Acorn C/C++ Beginners Questions

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    I am currently using Acorn C/C++ because I think it might be the better option when writing native apps and not porting code from other platforms.