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In article <4jaho0$siu@solutions.solon.com>,
Robert Zieroth  <rzieroth@wctc.net> wrote:
>Gus Hart wrote:
> > 
> > I am going to do a series of small numerical problems in C or C++ to how
> > it works.  If I like C I am going to go to C in place of fortran.  I
> > would like to buy a very cheap, simple compiler for the PC.  Anyone know
> > where I might find one?  MY programming interest is only in computational
> > physics.  (dont need any fancy gui stuff)  Someone mentioned that 'Mix'
> > had a cheap compiler but I could find them on the WEB and I dont know how
> > to contact them.
> > Any help is appreciated,
>
>I learned C using Power C by MIX and was very hapy with it.   For doing 
>small projects it was great and had very fast compile times.

I too learned C using Mix ne ALCOR C on CP/M. It is an exclent product. 
Their phone number is 800-333-0330. Also be sure and get their debugger in
many if not most respects it is the best debugger I have used.

They also have and excelent collection of libraries including one on 
numerical methods with source that are very good and very inexpensive.

Gordon
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