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From: Michael Sellers
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1987 03:09

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I am considering investing in a C-type language for my Mac (512K, 400K
disk drives, no HD, old ROMS -- is this the new "vanilla"/"skinny"/deprived
Mac? :-[ ).  What is the best on the market these days?  Is it still
Lightspeed-C?  Are there any (good) C++ or Objective C compilers out there?
What am I looking at in terms of price/performance?  Any help, pointers,
recommendations, or testamonials that I could get would be appreciated greatly.
-- 
			   Mike Sellers
     UUCP: {...your spinal column here...}!tektronix!tekecs!mikes

	 	       Otium cum Dignitatum

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Keywords: C, C++, recommendations