EiC EiC (Extensible interactive C) is a free, pointer-safe, bytecode C interpreter, which has three main modes of operation: (1) interactive mode - via immediate statements - (2) non-interactive mode and (3) scripting mode - for running shell scripts. Because each mode uses the C programming language, it provides a seamless way of moving from one programming task to another. EiC is suitable as: an aid in teaching C, for fast prototype of new programs and as a research tool -- as it allows the user to quickly interface and call compiled C routines, experiment with user supplied code, standard ISO C and POSIX.1 functions, and all via immediate statements, which are statements that are executed immediately. EiC has its own built in ISO C preprocessor and its own internal set of house keeping commands.

Current Version:   4.3.0 License Type:   Artistic Licence

Home Site: http://www.kd-dev.com/~eic/ Source Code Availability:   Yes, from Home Site Available Binary Packages: Debian Package:   No RedHat RPM Package:   No Other Packages:   Yes (from Home Page) Targeted Platforms: Supported platfroms are: Linux (elf), SUN SPARC SOLARIS 2.x, SUN OS 4.1.x, DEC ALPHA OSF 3.x and 4.x, SGI IRIX 6.x, HP-UX B.10.20 Software/Hardware Requirements: gcc

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