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In article <11480@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu>, christ@tybalt.caltech.edu (Christian L. Keppenne) writes:
> Hello everybody,
> 
> I personally have a NeXT but am posting this one for a friend who
> is about to get a IIcx and would like to know whether there is any
> good C++ compiler available and at what price. I remember from my 
> experience of the Mac II I had earlier that lightspeed C was really
> nice with its interactive debugger, and affordable. Is there anything
> like that for C++ ?
> 

	I just received a notice from Symantec about the new release 
of LightSpeed C 4.0. An excerpt from the flyer reads:

	"The object extensions in THINK C support classes, methods, 
	 inheritance, and polymorphism. The source-level debugger
	 transparently supports objects as well. And the THINK C Class
	 Library gives you the building blocks to implement the standard
	 Macintosh user interface, allowing you to focus on your application.
	 The object extensions in THINK C are similar to Object Pascal
	 as defined by Apple Computer. The syntax is based on C++, and is
	 upwardly compatible with C++. "

	I hope this helps.

	Peter Espen
	espen@well