Object Oriented

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2 total messages Started by Shawn Spotanski Wed, 06 Jan 1993 03:54

#7465

Author: Shawn Spotanski
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 03:54

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I would like to find an Pd/Shareware Object Oriented programming language
for MS-DOS.  If anyone has one or knows where I can snarf one via FTP,
please send e-mail to shawnspo@csn.org.

Thanks A lot

ShawnSpo
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Re: Object Oriented

#7608

Author: Rogier Goossens
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 11:27

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shawnspo@teal.csn.org (Shawn Spotanski) writes:

>I would like to find an Pd/Shareware Object Oriented programming language
>for MS-DOS.  If anyone has one or knows where I can snarf one via FTP,

I don't know if c++ or objective C would do. There exists a DOS port of
GCC, named djgpp. It includes C, C++ and Obj. C compilers. Use archie to find
the nearest ftp site.

BTW, the programs you write are 32 bit Prot. mode programs, and need a 386 
(at least) to run. A dos extender is included.

Rogier.
goossens@cs.few.eur.nl

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