Programming on *BSD

[ibara]

Originally Posted by e1-531g

In Java-ecosystem Kotlin programming language is becoming more and more popular.
Languages and implementations that would be nice to have (category 3)

Cool, I'll add this one.

[ibara]

I got flang (https://github.com/flang-compiler/flang), a Fortran compiler targeting LLVM, ported to OpenBSD.

Also ported a Scheme to C compiler named Cyclone (https://github.com/justinethier/cyclone).

[jmccue]

Hi Ibara

The classics COBOL/FORTRAN ? Just a nice to have for me, what we have already is what I need.

IIRC clang is in the process of adding FORTRAN. (edit: Well missed your post on flang, nice to know)

Thanks for the thread,
John

[ibara]

Two new additions:
Crystal (https://crystal-lang.org/) -- OpenBSD only as far as I know, the port is out-of-tree but I'm trying to convince the port maker to submit it to ports@ (https://github.com/wmoxam/crystal-openbsd-port)

GNU D Compiler (GDC) -- I got this running on OpenBSD. Need to import it, but now all the BSDs have support for the D language.

[e1-531g]

Cat. 4
OpenBSD's packages also have Maven. Maven is build system written especially for Java projects, but it can be also used by projects in other languages.

What I don't know is whether OpenBSD packages provide JavaFX support. It is a set of packages with classes for Java SE to develop GUI programs. It should be built-in JDK for Java 8, but I had tried to compile this Hello world project without success. It compiled on Windows with some minor changes to pom.xml (specified target Java version).

[ibara]

Added some new languages to the list: K, Rexx, and SNOBOL4

[ibara]

Added GNU Pascal, since I had reason to make a port of it.