Re: advice on books to learn cobol
- From: "Richard" <riplin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Oct 2006 00:35:21 -0800
some wrote:
Do they expect you to pay the two grand or so cost out-of-pocket, or do
they expect you to steal a copy for them?
I am unclear by your message. As I am new to this field I don't know
much about cost of compiler or the machine but I thought there might be
some free compilers which could be used with a Windows machine. Can
anybody recommend some good ones? A web search reveals many and I am
confused which should I choose?
I thought if I work on a Windows machine with some COBOL compiler the
language skills could be transferrable while working on a mainframe.
Am I understanding something incorrectly?
Can you please clarify?
There are OpenCobol and tinyCobol which are Open Source and not
complete.
Fujitsu have a free student edition of their version 3. This is fairly
old but fairly good.
There is a cheap student edition of MicroFocus.
These don't do SQL.
Productiion quality compilers can be a couple of thousand.
.
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