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» COBOL Compiler and COBOL Interpretor Directory - Links to several COBOL Compilers and Interpretors.
» COBOL FAQ - The FAQ contains pointers and information on everything COBOL, from COBOL compiler vendors' names and contact information to common USAGE definitions.
» CObol2Java - An automatic tool for fast migration from Cobol source code to Java source code. Also Cobol2Java API is a set of Java API to build your own COBOL to Java source code translator.
» Cobol For GCC - A project to produce a free COBOL compiler compliant with the COBOL 85 Standard, integrated into the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).
» ESI Services: Cobol - ESI specializes in Windows-based COBOL development tools for creating client/server applications for open, multi-platform environments including Win95, NT, UNIX, IBM, and Unisys.
» Fujitsu NetCOBOL for .NET - Fujitsu provides COBOL compiled to target Microsoft.NET.
» Fujitsu NetCOBOL for Windows - NetCOBOL (previously called Fujitsu COBOL) for Windows is a complete COBOL development environment that allows you to create standalone COBOL applications and/or components for use with Microsoft visual tools.
» GNU Cobol2C - (former GNU Cobol) A project to make a full Cobol-85 compiler, available for free under the GPL. A minimal Cobol-to-C translator is now available
» ICOBOL and VXCOBOL - Egan Systems, Inc. develops the ICOBOL and VXCOBOL programming environments
» KOBOL - Implementation of COBOL for Windows and Linux. By theKompany.com.
» LegacyJ PERCobol - LegacyJ provides an ANSI-85 and extensions COBOL compiler, with modern IDE (Eclipse). PERCobol compiles COBOL source to Java bytecode for execution as applications or within appservers, with maintenance and debug remaining in COBOL.
» Liant RM/COBOL - Liant includes a comprehensive portfolio of integrated tools that enables you to maintain a single set of source while deploying applications on the most popular open platforms.
» OpenCOBOL - An experimental implementation of a COBOL frontend for GCC. [Open source, LGPL]
» TinyCOBOL Project - The TinyCOBOL Project is a COBOL compiler being actively developed by members of the free software community. It is being developed on the Linux OS, using a mix of C, LEX/YACC. It generates GNU assembler code, thus requires the GNU assembler and linker pr