Re: Which C compiler: TC or MS?

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From: Bob Nathan
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 1990 14:07

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If being "mainstream" is important to you, then disregard the following:
Zortech C++ makes a pretty good compiler that you should seriously 
investigate before you plunge.  Especially since it does both C and C++
quite effectively.  Walter Bright (the author) can be found commenting
(and responding to questions) both on this network and on Zortech's bbs, 
in the way of support.  [cf Microsoft ONLINE, or COMPUSERVE 'GO BORLAND']  

This comes from experience at the periphery of a C++ development, and
is not my company's official line, BTW.  I don't suppose we have
an official line, come to think of it.    Bob.Nathan@Atlanta.NCR.COM

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From: bnathan@ncratl.Atlanta.NCR.COM (Bob Nathan)
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Subject: Re: Which C compiler: TC or MS?
Keywords: TC or MS C Compiler
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Date: 20 Sep 90 14:07:07 GMT
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