Comprehensive C interpreter available from SoftIntegration.com

SoftIntegration, Inc. has launched Ch 2.0, a superset of C interpreter
with classes in C++. Ch is the most complete C interpreter in the
world. Ch makes hard thing easy and easy thing easier.


Ch extends C/C++ with following major features for programmers to
learn C language once, use it anywhere for almost any programming
purposes.


(1) Complete C interpreter supporting all features in
        the ISO C90 Standard. C programs can readily run in
        Ch across different platforms without tedious
        edit/compile/link/debug cycle.
(2) Support major new features such as complex numbers and
        variable length arrays (VLA) in the C99 standard.
(3) Support classes in C++ for object-oriented programming.
(4) As interactive portable shell in different platforms.
(5) As a very-high level language (VHLL) environment
        for shell programming and system administration.
(6) Built-in secure sandbox and safe Ch applets for
        cross-network internet computing.
(7) Advanced numerical computing features such as computational
        array as first-class object for linear algebra and
        matrix computations.
(8) Auto array bound checking.
(9) Adjustable array bounds, i.e. int a[1:10].
(10) Built-in string type with automatic memory management
          and advanced text processing capabilities for shell
          programming and script computing.
(11) Support wide characters.
(12) Support POSIX and socket/WinSock.
(13) User-friendly high-level 2D/3D graphical plotting.
(14) Advanced high-level numerical functions for differential
          equation solving, integration, Fourier analysis, etc.
(15) Classes for easy CGI programming.


Ch for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000, Linux, Solaris, and HP-UX is
available for downloading. For more information on Ch version 2.0,
visit our Web site at http://www.softintegration.com .




SoftIntegration, Inc.
http://www.softintegration.com
[The web site makes it clear they're offering downloads of a beta
version. -John]

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