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In article <2010@atari.UUCP>, kbad@atari.UUCP (Ken Badertscher) writes:
> 
> 
> People who are interested in an English language version of the package
> should definitely contact Borland and let their voices be heard.  As
> I've mentioned in previous posts, this is a fine development system.
> Despite some quirks, it's really fast and generates excellent code.
> It deserves to be seen in English speaking markets, but that won't
> happen unless and until Borland perceives a market for it.
> 
> -- 
>    |||   Ken Badertscher  (ames!atari!kbad)
>    |||   Atari R&D System Software Engine
>   / | \  #include <disclaimer>


Ken, you seem to really like Turbo C from the Germans. Have you tried
the Version 5 of the Lattice C from the English company Hisoft yet??
I am sure that others here would like to know what you think of the
vers 5 lattice c compiler.

I have asked my local Atari store to try to locate the Lattice C compiler, but
Michtron (who distributes other HiSoft products like WERCS and the C Interpreter)
does not distribute the Lattice C compiler here in the USA. So, my dealer is trying
to locate another source for it. Meanwhile, I wait.

Also, I hear that my dealer has a source for the commerical Flowcharting program
that is available in England. He says that he should be able to get it in a month
or so. I hope that it is as good as some of the flowcharting programs on the Mac, because
that is the only program that is out for the Mac that I can't find for the ST.

So, Ken have you tried the Lattice C vers 5 compiler? What do you think?

Thanks.


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