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The aim of the IcePick project is to allow the language tools (javac, javadoc, javah, javap, apt) from the OpenJDK project to be built separately using any 1.5 compliant Java compiler. This is primarily motivated by a desire to allow these tools to be used with virtual machines that make use of the ... [More] GNU Classpath library rather than simply as part of the larger IcedTea or OpenJDK distribution with the HotSpot or CACAO virtual machines. Unlike IcedTea, IcePick's only dependency is a 1.5 capable compiler which can be provided by ecj, a gcj which uses ecj or an existing copy of javac. Because the OpenJDK class libraries and HotSpot are not being built, their requisite dependencies (see BuildRequirements are no longer needed. As a result, IcePick is buildable on a wider range of systems including those not yet supported by IcedTea. This includes those architectures other than x86, x86_64, ppc and ppc64 (the latter two having experimental support on IcedTea thanks to Gary Benson) and systems which can't meet the arduous build requirements of IcedTea/OpenJDK. It also provides a solution for users who want the OpenJDK toolset but don't want to build the entire distribution. [Less]

Universal Compiler allows you to quickly compile, build and run files. How Universal Compiler helps you in programming? After pressing `u file.c` universal compiler will do following things for you: * It will compile your file.c (with a lot of awesome gcc options/flags). * After compiling it ... [More] will create an executable named batman.out * Give you instructions to copy-paste for editing or executing. * You may also use `u batman.out` to execute the executable just created. You don't need to remember compiler name, its syntax and all cmd options. You can use the same command/syntax to build & run any source code. Universal Compiler will either run it or tell you how to install its compiler. To get latest version of Universal Compiler type u -u or Go to home page [Less]