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- Linux tool for C/C++ programmers

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From: Henry Mclachlan
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00
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EuroCyber Air Technologies Pty/Ltd is seeking distributors for its TARGET
product.
TARGET is a real time system diagnostic and software development tool that
may be used by C and C++ software developers to assist them in development,
test and monitoring of software running in real time distributed systems
running.

TARGET was launched on the 16th October 1998 at the Melbourne �Testing and
Tools Fair and Forum� held by IMAGO. TARGET is extremely well priced. And
in the few months since its launch TARGET has been sold into a number of R&D
environments as well as in to a large Australian financial institution.

Please see our web page (www.ozemail.com.au/~ecat/) for a free down load of
TARGET demo version.

We are particularly interested in concluding a distribution agreement in
Melbourne, Sydney Australia, USA,UK Canada.

For further enquires please contact Henry McLachlan or Fabian Musci

Phone +61 3 9342 2459
Fax +61 3 9342 2477
E-mail eurocyber@eurocyber.com.au
247 Bouverie St Carlton 3053 Melbourne Australia

EuroCyber is a Melbourne based, and wholly Australian owned R&D company.
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From: "Henry Mclachlan" <henry@eurocyber.com.au>
Subject: - Linux tool for C/C++ programmers
Date: 1999/01/19
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