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Ok, so I've had my PowerBook for almost a year now, and I wish I could use
it to run some of the simple C hacks I have on the Unix machines at work. A
*basic C compiler would be nice. I'm not planning on developing commercial
software, I just want something that's not too difficult to manage (I hear
that the Mac is programmer hostile), doesn't take up megabytes of scarce
disc space, and doesn't cost a lot. Can anybody out there recommend something
along those lines? I saw a "Think C Lite" for $28 in a catalog which has an
attractive price, (even if they did choose the annoying misspelling of "light").
Is it too "lite" to use?

If you can help, I'd appreciate some email at good@pixar.com.  Thanks.

	* That's "basic" as in the opposite of "complex", not "BASIC" as in
	the opposite of "computer programming language".

		--Craig
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