Re: GNU C Floating Point Math

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From: Stdnt 05
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 1989 20:08

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I just downloaded the copy of GNU C from terminator, oh, two weeks
ago, the same time I downloaded the pml package.  Maybe I should try
drgsun.

At any rate Megamax C blew GNU C away in speed and executable size
(GNU C took twice as long, and the executables were around twice as
large).  The only problem with it is that it doesn't have stdlib
functions, although without those I can still improvise.

Eric

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Subject: Re: GNU C Floating Point Math
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