[PDF] Enterprise PL/I for z/OS V5.1 Compiler and Runtime Migration Guide

What is an IBM PL/I compiler?

IBM® PL/I compilers provide open solutions to help you exploit network middleware while developing and managing scalable, web-based applications. These cross-platform compilers support IBM AIX® and IBM z/OS®. They allow you to use existing PL/I code to upgrade your applications with modern technologies.

What is IBM PL/I for z/OS?

[Dec 12, 2010] IBM Enterprise PL/I for z/OS , V4.1 delivers performance improvements and usability enhancements ... IBM Enterprise PL/I is a leading-edge, z/OS-based compiler that helps you create and maintain mission-critical, line-of-business PL/I applications to execute on your z/OS systems.

What is a PL/I Optimizing Compiler?

The PL/I optimizing compiler took over from the PL/I F compiler and was IBM’s workhorse compiler from the 1970s to the 1990s. Like PL/I F, it was a multiple pass compiler with a 44kByte design point, but it was an entirely new design.

Is there a PL/1 compiler for Linux?

I found a PL/1 compiler for both OS/2 an Linux here : iron-spring.com/download.html Hope it will help as this topic is open since a long time. I'm happy to hear of your fondness for PL/I! IBM no longer has a PL/I product for Windows (we have PL/I compilers that run on AIX and on z/OS). Microfocus may still sell a PL/I compiler for Windows.