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In article <1993Jan15.165323.21281@irscscm.UUCP> mlake@irscscm.UUCP (Marshall Lake) writes:
>In article <1993Jan11.102305.8282@Cadence.COM> keiths@Cadence.COM (Keith Sabine) writes:

>>About three years ago when Prospero 'C' came out it seemed like the
>>answer to my problems - a decent 'C' compiler with source level
>>debugging for the Atari! But alas it was not to be, it had several
>>nasty bugs. I wrote to them a couple of times, even sent examples
>>of the bugs but nothing. So I threw that compiler away... The moral
>>seems to be unless you're a big customer you're on your own. If anyone's
>>found something to the contrary, I'd love to hear it! :-)

I've been using Prospero C for ages now. I had to
do a binary fix on the library files to get the linker
to work properly but it does everything it should do now.
(The Harlekin disk monitor is very handy.)
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