Re: Where is Cint?

[Paul E Condon]

Cint is written and supported by Masaharu Goto, and is used a lot by a major software project of CERN, the international laboratory for high energy particle physics in Switzerland. It supports both C and C++, including such nifty features as throwing and catching exceptions. I'm really looking for C++ support, but I'll also be looking into clif, now that I know about it. Thanks for the tip.

Paul

sean finney wrote:

hiya,

one of the many results of
$ apt-cache search c interpreter
is

clif - C language interpreter

is that what you're looking for?


sean

On Sun, Jan 12, 2003 at 05:06:41PM -0800, Paul E Condon wrote:

A few weeks ago I "discovered" Cint, which is an interpreter for C and C++. I recall finding a Debian package of Cint, but I did not carefully note where I found it.

Now I want to install and use Cint, but the Debian package seems to have disappeared from the Debian package list. Or maybe it was never there and my memory is playing tricks on me.

Would any Debian users of Cint please point me to a working source of a Debian package of Cint, please?

Thanks,
Paul




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