Which C++ is best on Mac?

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From: Heman Robinson
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 19:01

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I'm looking for a C++ compiler/debugger to run on my Mac II.
So far I have heard:

   Zortech's compiler is buggy, and they have been bought out
   by Symantec.

   Symantec's ThinkC is a subset of C++, but now they have 
   bought out Zortech perhaps there will be a ThinkC++ soon.

   Apple's MPW costs $600, and may or may not include C++.

Can anyone enlighten me further?  Thanks much...




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Heman Robinson        sashhr@unx.sas.com        SAS/INSIGHT(r) Software
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