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BC++ vs MSC7 vs Zortech. was - FYI : Zortech c++ bundle deal

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From: Michael Caldwell
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:51
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In article <1992Dec15.175306.17263@beaver.cs.washington.edu> simmons@cs.washington.edu (David Simmons) writes:
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>=sigh= I'd almost decided between BC++ and MSC7, now I have to consider
>Zortech too.  Too many choices!  :-(
>
>I have no connection with Symantec/Zortech.
>
>---Dave
>-- 
>
>Dave Simmons            | "Quod erat demonstrandum, baby.
>CS grad student         |                           (ooh you speak French)"
>U of Washington Dept CS |  --Thomas Dolby "Airhead"

I am still trying to decide between C7 and Zortech.  I hadn't considered BC++.
I have used C7 and find that it is much better than C6 (not difficult to do).
My requirements are:
	1) An optimizer that works.
	2) Needs to run under OS/2 and compile for Windows.
	3) Debug exe needs to work with CodeView or
		compiler product needs to come with a similar debugger.

Since I have only used Microsoft compiler products I am not familiar with
any advantages that the other products might have.  I am interested in any
information/opinions on all three products.  Thanks in advance.

Michael
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Subject: BC++ vs MSC7 vs Zortech. was - FYI : Zortech c++ bundle deal
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