A89: Re: Re: Learning C
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A89: Re: Re: Learning C
he said 16bit dos.
for that, your best bet is to get Power C. it is probably the cheapest dos
16bit compiler around that i know of anyway. as far as i know, there have
been no 16bit ports of gcc, and i am not sure if there are any plans for
such, so djgpp is out. But Power C is fast, efficient, and cheap. I cant
remember exactly wher to get it. try a serach for it or something. they
ahve a website and send a bunch of promo litereature if you request it.
--kaus
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From: Rob Smith <kormoc@netzero.net>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 7:43 PM
Subject: A89: Re: Learning C
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> DJGPP
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> >
> > a little off topic but you guys seem to know a lot about it, What
> > should I use as a C or C++ comiler I'm just starting out and I need
> > something free that will run 16-bit DOS
> > Thanks
> >
> >
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