The COST/CompC++ source files are not available from the official website anymore. The only source for CompC++ I found exists on the SENSE website at the download section http://ita.cs.rpi.edu/download/. I recommend to check in the CompC++ source code, since it would be really bad, if SENSE disappears at some point as well. Fortunately, the authors have approved the distribution of their source code for:
non-commercial research purposes
The pre-build cxx binary is of course platform dependent. This PR adds the CompC++ source code and Makefiles to build both binaries CompC++'s cxx and komondor_main. This is no sophisticated build automation, but should be a first step.
The COST/CompC++ source files are not available from the official website anymore. The only source for CompC++ I found exists on the SENSE website at the download section http://ita.cs.rpi.edu/download/. I recommend to check in the CompC++ source code, since it would be really bad, if SENSE disappears at some point as well. Fortunately, the authors have approved the distribution of their source code for:
The pre-build
cxx
binary is of course platform dependent. This PR adds the CompC++ source code and Makefiles to build both binaries CompC++'scxx
andkomondor_main
. This is no sophisticated build automation, but should be a first step.