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Re: C & Pascal compilers: recommendations desired

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From: Nathan Torkington
Date: Sat, 15 Dec 1990 23:25
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In article <28832@usc>, ajayshah@alhena.usc.edu (Ajay Shah) writes:

|> Oooh, how I hate Windows!  Imagine what would happen if someday
|> Borland produced a Turbo Pascal which only worked under Windows!
|> Windows almost makes the PC a Mac!  Can you imagine how offensive
|> that it??  Apart from making a 386 as fast as a 8088.

Hmmm ... TC++ reeks of a Macintosh environment.  Even to the point of having
'close-boxes' on the windows ... *gag*.

"Take me home,
 to that command-line environment,
 where EMACS and make run free ..."

- Nat.
-- 
[  Death@comp.vuw.ac.nz aka Blackadder@st1.vuw.ac.nz aka Nathan Torkington  ]
[ "Graeme Lee ... a condom on the penis of progress"            - Bob Jones ]
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From: Nathan.Torkington@comp.vuw.ac.nz (Nathan Torkington)
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Subject: Re: C & Pascal compilers: recommendations desired
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