Hello,
Since I searched the internet about this and didn't found any Binary or instructions, I'm shareing how I sucessfully complied gnu-cobol-1.1 in my 12" Powerbook G4! now I can create cobol code and build binaries
I wanted to use leopard.sh but I didn't found the package there.
First I tried with Tigerbrew directly (open-cobol) but is not available so it failed on that step (maybe because it was renamed to gnucobol?).
However, brew installed the required packages gmp and berkeley-db :
Then I used wget to download GnuCOBOL from SourceForge and executed
At the end you can check running:
if everything is fine, all test will pass:
And finally, a test program that I wrote.. was sucessfully compiled!! (of course the dose of dopamine was included lol)
Hopefully this will help sombody to have fun!
I'm sure that commercial software existed out there for Mac's, but I got no luck finding those in macintoshgarden nor MRepository.
Regards
Since I searched the internet about this and didn't found any Binary or instructions, I'm shareing how I sucessfully complied gnu-cobol-1.1 in my 12" Powerbook G4! now I can create cobol code and build binaries

I wanted to use leopard.sh but I didn't found the package there.
First I tried with Tigerbrew directly (open-cobol) but is not available so it failed on that step (maybe because it was renamed to gnucobol?).
However, brew installed the required packages gmp and berkeley-db :
Then I used wget to download GnuCOBOL from SourceForge and executed
afer that, I jumped inside the directory and executed:$ tar -xvzf gnu-cobol-1.1.tar.gz
it gave a couple of warnings during compilation../configure
make
make install
At the end you can check running:
make check
if everything is fine, all test will pass:
And finally, a test program that I wrote.. was sucessfully compiled!! (of course the dose of dopamine was included lol)
Hopefully this will help sombody to have fun!
I'm sure that commercial software existed out there for Mac's, but I got no luck finding those in macintoshgarden nor MRepository.
Regards