Re: Recommendation for 32-bit C compiler?

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From: gbutler Gerald E. Butler
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 00:35

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Chuck Fleming (cfleming@netdoor.com) wrote:

: for nothing (Sorry maple isn't one of them)  Scilab for example (lathough
                                               ^^^^^^

	Where can I find "Scilab"?  Sounds neat!

		Have a Nice Day! 8-)
			gbutler@res.kent.edu.

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