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From: Eric Harnden
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1989 15:44

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     RE: good C for the atari
It has been my experience that Mark Williams C is the best all-around. It
behaves reasonably well like a good old unix interface. It has all of the
functions you'd expect. It compiles quickly and seems to generate moderately
efficient code. It is extremely flexible about range limits and the like. It
now comes with a source debugger and a resource editor. Its' manual is the most
 complete documentation ever written for the ST. It's pretty cheap too.

Eric Harnden (Ronin)

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