Are any compilers for these languages available on linux ?

[Sidey]

I want to familiarize myself with the following languages:
Prolog
Sql (database thingy ?)
Sgml (kinda like html?)
Occam
Does anyone know of any compilers for linux ? And if not then... *shudder* I guess I'd have to use windows. =)

[Stuka]

From my bit of knowledge -
SQL - use MySQL (free rdbms) SQL is not "compiled" per se.
SGML - again, not a compiled thing - search on freshmeat for "SGML parsers"
Don't know squat 'bout Prolog or Occam, sorry.

[klamath]

SQL - Lots. PostgreSQL is good (and my personal favourite). There's also: MySQL, mSQL, and ports of most commercial databases: Oracle, Sybase, DB2, etc.

Occam - Yes, I know these exist. Check freshmeat.net

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[Glaurung]

Check out the LDP (at www.linuxdoc.org (http://www.linuxdoc.org) of course) for sgml. In particular, check out the HOWTO-HOWTO.

What is Occam? It sounds promising http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif

[jemfinch]

Yes.

[YaRness]

did you check gcc? i thought it was able to compile upwards of 30 languages or something.

anyway, yeah, check freshmeat, or just search the web till you find something.

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