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Lattice question

#3134
From: Bill Oliver
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 1990 20:32
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I just got my brand-new Amiga 2500/30 through the educational discount.
No sweat, no problems.  It took just over two weeks to get to me.  Even
more, I ordered the Lattice C compiler from Lattice (they have a great 
educational discount, too), and they got it to my doorstep in two days.  
Great guys. 

Zowee!! Now, I have a new computer, and I have a new compiler, and my 
fiance is suddenly mad at me for being inattentive ("You spend all evening 
cooped up in the study, and never come out any more....").   Ah, well...  


Looking over the Lattice manual, I noticed all the neat math
libraries I can compile with.  There is a .lib specifically for the 
68881 coprocessor, but I don't see any mention of a different .lib
for the 68882.  What's the scoop?  Does the .lib for the 68881 also
support the coprocessor that came with my 2500/30?


Thanks in advance,


Bill Oliver


P.S. I try to answer my mail within a couple of days.  Last week, however,
my spool was lost and I lost ~40 messages.  If you have written me
and I have not responded, please don't think I am intentionally ignoring 
you.  I have probably not (yet?) recovered your message.  My misunderstanding
with the facilities folk has been cleared up, and it won't happen again.
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Subject: Lattice question
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