The GENTLE Compiler Construction System
by Friedrich Wilhelm Schröer
Publisher: R. Oldenbourg Verlag 2005
ISBN/ASIN: 3486247034
ISBN-13: 9783486247039
Number of pages: 143
Description:
The GENTLE Compiler Construction System, originally designed in 1989 at the German National Research Center for Information Technolgy, is now in industrial use for fifteen years: The very first system was sold to Nixdorf Computers, who used it to implement their Combined Object-Oriented Language, a C++ alternative for large mission-critical projects, e.g. in the chemical industry. The first Gentle system in 2005 was sold to Ritlabs, creators of The Bat, a leading email client.
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