This page provides a list of resources on GnuCOBOL contributed by OCamlPro.
We mirror the SVN repository of GnuCOBOL from Sourceforge on Github to improve interactions between maintainers and contributors. Visit it to propose your contributions to the project!.
GIT repo for GnuCOBOL on Github/OCamlProWe provide a channel gnucobol on our public Zulip server to discuss with us about GnuCOBOL. The gnucobol channel is public, so users can make it a place for general discussions!
We provide Sphinx versions of GnuCOBOL HTML manuals:
GnuCOBOL ManualWe also have a cheat-sheet for GnuCOBOL users:
GnuCOBOL Cheat-Sheet v1 (PDF)OpenCOBOL was initially released in January 2002. It was accepted as a GNU Project between 2013 and 2015, and was renamed GnuCOBOL. OCamlPro has been involved in the development since January 2022.
GnuCOBOL on WikipediaLatest releases:
Since January 2022, we have been regularly contributing to the GnuCOBOL compiler and its ecosystem, for our customers. Our main contributions are:
GCSortTo help companies move their legacy COBOL applications from expensive mainstream vendors to GnuCOBOL, we provide Long Term Support on the GnuCOBOL compiler and its ecosystem. We can respond to customers queries with guarranted delays for fixing bugs or providing workarounds. We can implement new features, such as extending support for specific COBOL dialects.
We always try to work with the project maintainers to upstream our changes, so that all the community can benefit from them.
For more information, see the "Contact Us" box on SuperBOL Studio page.
The official GnuCOBOL Project is hosted on Sourceforge. It contains a SVN repository for sources and additional contributions, a lot of documentation with manuals and FAQ, a bug tracker and a user forum. Visit it to propose your contributions to the project!.
GnuCOBOL on Sourceforge SVN Repository Bug Tracker Users Forum Documentation