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In article <8901280411.AA20360@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> MCCABE@MTUS5.BITNET writes:
>What I really need is one that comes with good documentation
>on the AES calls too, since I've been spoiled by Personal Pascal's
>pseudo-AES/VDI routines.  Also, I'm looking for one that doesn't
>generate huge scratch files, since I'd prefer to compile off a
>RAMdisk instead of a floppy (no hard drive yet).
>
>A GEM shell would be a plus, but I'd prefer for a system with a TOS
>shell and a great make utility over a GEM-based make-less package.

What your are looking for is definetly the Laser C package. It
has *all* the features you require: good (and complete) AES
documentation and RAM resident compiler and linker. This is far
better than simply using a RAM disk for the program is in
memory only *once*.

Laser C also comes with a UNIX compatible 'make'. It has a GEM
shell but you can *also* type in command lines like in a
TOS-only shell.

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