| Eclipse-based Development Environment |
COBOL-IT Developer Studio is certified on Linux and Microsoft Windows platforms for working on projects located on remote machines. |
| Fully featured for the COBOL Developer |
The COBOL-IT Developer Studio includes the Developer Studio Perspective for work on local projects, a Remote System Explorer Perspective for work on remote hosts, and a Debugger Perspective for feature-rich debugging. |
| Highly configurable work environment |
Configure you workspace, populate your projects, set compiler flags and environment variables, and then build and run the programs in your application. |
| COBOL-aware Code Editor |
Create programming templates, program hot-keys, colorize reserved words. Easily identify and correct compiler errors. |
| Integrate source and data stored in a distributed computing environment |
Operates with files and folders on local or remote host machines. |
| Remote Systems Perspective |
Allows you to create COBOL Workspaces, Projects, and Programs on remote host machines, and use the local compiler, runtime and debugger. |
| Access External Utilities |
Maximizes the flexibility and adaptability of the development environment for the specific needs of the user. |
| Powerful string search functions |
Allows the user to quickly identify searched strings, and if necessary, modify source code. |
| Outline View automatically generated from source code |
Provides clickable entry points to specific points in the program, increasing the efficiency with which the programmer can navigate large source files. |
| Compiler Console view of the output from a Build |
Provides a familiar view on the workings of the compiler. |
| Debugger support for EBCDIC-encoded programs |
Enhances debugging capabilities during transition from the mainframe. |
| Debugger support for UTF-8 protocol |
Provides the ablity to display values in Hex and in UTF-8 in the Variable and Monitor windows of the Debugger Perspective. |
| Support for third-party source code control systems |
Improves Development capabilities by providing interfaces for configuring source code control commands |
| Data Displayer Perspective for File Editing |
Open any indexed, relative, binary sequential or line sequential file in the Data Displayer in either Read-Only or Read-Write mode. Modify data in either ASCII or hex format. |
| Code Coverage |
Run your program with a Code Coverage Configuration, and collect information on lines of code executed by your application during a run cycle. |
| Debug using COBOL debugger or “C” debugger |
Attach a “C” debugger and step through “C” source code, and return to the COBOL debugger to step through COBOL code in the same debugging session. |