Using ZortechC/C++ for OS/2 PM Development

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3 total messages Started by Barry King Mon, 14 Jan 1991 13:56

#2368

Author: Barry King
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 1991 13:56

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Would any developers with Zortech C/C++ expererience care to comment on 
it's use for PM programming?  I am trying to decide if it's worth 
switching from MSC (going OOP, eh...).  Also, will the Multiscope 
debugger work preoperly with the Zortech code?
 
Thanks.

Re: Using ZortechC/C++ for OS/2 PM Development

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Author: Bob Eager
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 1991 09:22

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In article <2koRV5w163w@ersys.uucp>, ersys!bking@nro.cs.athabascau.ca (Barry King) writes:
> Would any developers with Zortech C/C++ expererience care to comment on 
> it's use for PM programming?  I am trying to decide if it's worth 
> switching from MSC (going OOP, eh...).  Also, will the Multiscope 
> debugger work preoperly with the Zortech code?

One small bit of information is that at present it doesn't support huge
model (data items in excess of 64K each). That alone has kept me using MSC
for the moment. I still use Zortech for some programs though!
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Bob Eager                | University of Kent at Canterbury
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Re: Using ZortechC/C++ for OS/2 PM Development

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Author: Kenneth Porter
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 1991 18:44

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Zortech C does not provide any support for multiple threads.
They do provide library source, though, so you could add your
own locking code and thread startup code.  I found this out the
hard way (by buying it) and it now sits on the shelf.
 
Ken (shiva@well.sf.ca.us)

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