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In article <1992Oct31.205411.2063@cnsvax.uwec.edu>, nyeda@cnsvax.uwec.edu (David Nye) writes...
>In article <1cv38cINNlhp@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>, cm093@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (John B. Lee) writes:
>> 
>> I'm looking for good shareware or freeware C compilers.  My requirements
>> are that they must compile directly to executable files or include the
>> utilities to make the executable.  A development environment would be plus
>> but is not necessary.  A debugger would also be nice but again is not
>> necessary but would be appreciated.
> 
>Turbo C++ is so cheap and so much more useable than the PD/SW C
>compilers that it is hard to justify not getting it.  If you are
>really on a tight budget, there's Mix C for $20, an outstanding
>value, with a good debugger for another $20.  That's about what
>you would have to pay for a book to use with the PD/SW Cs.

  I absolutely agree with David: Turbo C/C++ is an excellent value and with the 
educational discounts it should not be far from the 20$+20$ of Mix C .
  Of course, this includes the debugger, excellnet manuals, examples, tech 
support, and the possibility of using the many Turbo/MS libraries that are 
floating around without changing a line.

alex@dt.uh.edu