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;-- Language mappings from word! to integer! for IDEone | |
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;-- adapted from: https://ideone.com/faq | |
;-- (supported languages subsection) | |
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;-- Capture made on 18-Mar-2014 by @HostileFork | |
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ada 7 ; gnat-4.6 | |
asm nasm | |
nasm 13 ; nasm-2.10.01 | |
gccasm 45 ; gcc-4.8.1 | |
awk gawk | |
gawk 104 ; gawk-3.1.6 | |
mawk 105 ; mawk-1.3.3 | |
bash 28 ; 4.0.35 | |
bc 110 ; bc-1.06.95 | |
brainfuck 12 ; bff-1.0.3.1 | |
c c4.8.1 | |
c4.8.1 11 ; gcc-4.8.1 | |
c99 34 ; gcc-4.8.1, strict | |
csharp 27 ; mono-2.8 | |
c++ c++11 | |
c++4.3.2 41 ; gcc-4.3.2 | |
c++4.8.1 1 ; gcc-4.8.1 | |
c++11 44 ; gcc-4.8.1 | |
clips 14 ; clips 6.24 | |
clojure 111 ; clojure 1.5.0-RC2 | |
cobol opencobol | |
opencobol 118 ; open-cobol-1.0 | |
cobol85 106 ; tinycobol-0.65.9 | |
clisp 32 ; clisp 2.47 | |
d 102 ; dmd-2.042 | |
erlang 36 ; erl-5.7.3 | |
fsharp 124 ; fsharp-2.0.0 | |
factor 123 ; factor-0.93 | |
falcon 125 ; falcon-0.9.6.6 | |
forth 107 ; gforth-0.7.0 | |
fortran 5 ; gfortran-4.8 | |
go 114 ; go 1.0.3 | |
groovy 121 ; groovy-2.1.6 | |
haskell 21 ; ghc-7.6.3 | |
icon 16 ; iconc 9.4.3 | |
intercal 9 ; c-intercal 28.0-r1 | |
java 10 ; sun-jdk-1.7.0_25 | |
java7 55 ; sun-jdk-1.7.0_10 | |
javascript js-node | |
js javascript | |
js-node 56 ; Node.js 0.8.11 | |
js-rhino 35 ; rhino-1.7R4 | |
js-spidermonkey 112 ; spidermonkey-1.7 | |
lua 26 ; luac 5.1.4 | |
nemerle 30 ; ncc 0.9.3 | |
nice 25 ; nicec 0.9.6 | |
nimrod 122 ; nimrod-0.8.8 | |
objective-c 43 ; gcc-4.5.1 | |
ocaml 8 ; ocamlopt 3.10.2 | |
octave 127 ; octave 3.6.2 | |
oz 119 ; mozart-1.4.0 | |
pari-gp 57 ; PARI/GP 2.5.1 | |
pascal pascal-gpc | |
pascal-fpc 22 ; fpc 2.6.2 | |
pascal-gpc 2 ; gpc 20070904 | |
perl perl6 | |
perl5 3 ; perl 5.16.2 | |
perl6 24 ; rakudo-2010.08 | |
php 29 ; php 5.4.4 | |
pike 19 ; pike 7.6.86 | |
prolog prolog-swi | |
prolog-gnu 108 ; gprolog-1.3.1 | |
prolog-swi 15 ; swipl 5.6.64 | |
python python3 | |
python2 4 ; python 2.7.3 | |
python3 116 ; python-3.2.3 | |
r 117 ; R-2.11.1 | |
ruby 17 ; ruby-1.9.3 | |
scala 39 ; scala-2.10.2 | |
scheme scheme-guile | |
scheme-guile 33 ; guile 1.8.5 | |
smalltalk 23 ; gst 3.1 | |
sql 40 ; sqlite3-3.7.3 | |
tcl 38 ; tclsh 8.5.7 | |
text 62 ; text 6.10 | |
unlambda 115 ; unlambda-2.0.0 | |
vb.net 101 ; mono-2.4.2.3 | |
whitespace 6 ; wspace 0.3 | |
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Asked in the JavaScript room and they seemed to think "js" was a fine abbreviation for javascript, and that the sensible default these days for evaluating javascript would be the v8 engine in node.
The rest, well, I just winged it. Notably I do not know what differentiates "java7" from "java" above.
My forward-looking biases lead me to saying things like "c++11 is C++" and I think that given Rebol/Red's position on the vanguard, we should be saying you have to ask for legacy if you want it.