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N. E. Wirth Language Compilers
This page documents Oberon compilers that comply with a language report
of Niklaus Wirth. It does not document variants, e.g. Component Pascal,
Oberon-2, unless those are treated as optional extensions.
Oberon-07 Compilers
- Project Oberon
- Wirth's reference platform since 2013, built with and including his
compiler.
- Astrobe
- Chris Burrows fully complete (statically linked) compiler for the
ARM, (CFB Software). Runs on Windows.
- Patchouli
- Oberon-07 compliant with the 2016 Report. Its benefit is an .exe
available for Windows 64-bit. It does not appear to produce a
Portable Executable, however. This was previously the AyaCompiler.
- OBNC
- Oberon-07 to C translator.
- oberonc
- Oberon-07 to Java bytecode compiler
- Akron's
Oberon-07/11 compiler
- Open-source (GPL) compiler for Windows by Krotov Anton, noteable for
generating binaries for other OSes. The following appears to be a patching
project:
https://github.com/prospero78/Oberon07ru. The original 0.7.2 page was here:
https://sites.google.com/site/oberon07compiler/versii
- A2 RISC
- Runs under Unix A2, and generates RISC objects that can be run
with an accompanying emulator. See the Oberon Community Platform for
more details on the Oberon systems (and compilers) from ETH Zürich.
- vostok
- An Oberon-07 to C, and other languages, translator. Goals appear to
be different dialects of Oberon-07. Code comments and output are in Russian.
- oberonjs
- Vladislav Folts' (and contributors) Oberon-07 to JavaScript
translator. Includes a separate mode for extensions (Eberon). Implements
the 2015 Oberon Report (not dynamically loaded).
- Oxford Oberon Compiler
- Uses the Objective Caml runtime, but is statically linked. Though essentially an
Oberon-2 compiler, version 3 includes flags with the intent of allowing a valid
Oberon-07 program to compile and run correctly (but not strictly checked).
Written against the 2013 Report.
- Ofront+
- Oleg N. Cher's Oberon compiler, an update of Ofront accepting different versions of Oberon,
including being able to process Oberon-07 written against the final 2016 support.
Oberon-0 Compilers
Oberon-0 refers to the subset language since the 1996 edition of
Compiler Construction. It was extended in the 2011 edition.
Misc Dormant Oberon Compilers
- Oberon-07M
- A minimal commercial, statically linked, (32-bit, by definition)
shareware compiler from Russia, (Exact Programs). Implements classic
Oberon-07 using the 2008 Report.
- Oberon Linux Revival
- A port of ETH Oberon to GNU/Linux.
- The Oberon System v4
- Also known as Linz Oberon. This is essentially the version of Oberon
described in Reiser's book. Also see
sf.net/p/oberon
- Ofront
- This is a Linz Oberon fork for GNU/Linux with an Oberon-to-C compiler.
Targets the 1992 report.
Previous compilers by N. E. Wirth
- Modula-2
- Chris Burrows' Modula-2 page
- Modula
- A compiler by Van Kiet Le on the DEC PDP 11/40, GT44, developed between
1975-1977. See The Module: A Tool For Structured Programming, ETH
Dissertation 6153, 1978.
- PL0
- PL0 compiler and interpreter from N. E. Wirth's Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs (1976).
- CDC 6000 Pascal
- Sources of the CDC Pascal compilers, hosted by Scott Moore.
-
Stanford Algol-W
- August 1969 code of the extended Algol-W, by one of Wirth's collaborators.
See AB 24, pg. 13-17, and AB 27 pg. 4-5.
-
Euler IV
- Wirth's Euler Translator, March 1965, for the Burroughs B5500.
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