Pretty surprised to see this given GnuCOBOL (previously OpenCOBOL) has been part of the GNU project for a little while. https://gnucobol.sourceforge.io/
It makes sense as OpenCOBOL isn't part of GCC as a front-end, it generates C code that is compliant to various COBOL standards and extensions. That C code can subsequently be audited and/or compiled with GCC/clang.
It makes sense as OpenCOBOL isn't part of GCC as a front-end, it generates C code that is compliant to various COBOL standards and extensions. That C code can subsequently be audited and/or compiled with GCC/clang.