DOS, Borland and Objective-C

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1 total messages Started by Christopher A Lozinski Mon, 16 Nov 1992 01:27

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Author: Christopher A Lozinski
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 01:27

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There have been two recent questions about Objective-C running under DOS.

>Who are the vendors of Objective-C on DOS.

Stepstone (203) 426-1875 sells the Objective-C Translator.  This converts 
Objective-C into ANSII C.

Berkeley Productivity Group (510) 795-6086 sells the Borland
Extensions to Objective-C.  This allows the Stepstone translator to
be used with the Borland Compiler.

Creative Computing Solutions (805) 962-6151 is about to release
Objective-C Views a class library for building Graphical User
Interfaces under Microsoft Windows.  

>Is Borland C 3.1 shipped with an obj-c extension, really?  

No.  The Borland Extensions to Objective-C are a third party product
which allow the Stepstone Translator to be used with the Borland
Compiler.

If you would like more information about the Borland Extensions to 
Objective-C, please send your postal address and telephone number to:

Berkeley Productivity Group
35032 Maidstone Court
Newark, CA 94560, USA
Tel:(510) 795-6086  
Fax:(510) 795-8077
CompuServe:71201,1175  
Internet:lozinski@cup.portal.com

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