I prefer free software myself, but its up to you.
You can use any facilities, but files don't save until you pay them for a licence. Its a good way to see how SPF editor looks and feels, I recommend it to MF experienced people, or the curious! SPF/PC is a complete integrated applications development environment (IDE) typically used for editing source code, invoking compilers, linkers, and debuggers, in a variety of programming languages, such as ADA, ASM, BASIC, BASH, BATCH, C, C++, C, COBOL, FORTRAN, JAVA, Pascal. I downloaded it today to my Fedora box & it installed easily! UNI-SPF for Linux from here is a beautiful recreation I thought it worth buying SPF/PC back in the 1980s! I loaded a 4MB file into it just now! It pages and works beautifuly and its very fast! The install fits on one 720k disk!!! It was written in assembler! Wow, eh? Some of the commercial versions might be worth getting. The Hessling editor is a (free) version of it for Windows and Linux. I haven't felt that good (computerwise) in years! The menus are beautiful and you feel very comfortable in a stable environment.
ROSCOE (which I used on the IBM 3090 mainframe) is a very feature rich version of it.Īnyway I thought my SPF/PC disk was unreadable as I couldn't get it to read here, but i suddenly remembered, the drive has gone, so I took it to my daytime residence(!) and it installed fine! Features ISPF/PDF compatible EBCDIC file editing File management facilities REXX Support Source colorization COBOL Workbench integration Version SPF/PC Version 2.1 SPF/PC Version 4.0 (OS/2) Rogue River Software: 1.0 (Jun 1984) 1. This was/is a PC version of the IBM Mainframe editor environment SPF. SPF/PC is distributed with different preset colormap definitions, including C, COBOL, REXX, Pascal, and PAN.
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