Re: C++ on Unisys U6000

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From: Michael B. Smith
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 01:04

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In article <AOTL4842C74D36@ACUSDEVA> ACUSDEVA!IAN@TRENGA.tredydev.unisys.com writes:
> We use C++ here at ACUS on U6000. It is just a port of AT&T's compiler.
> Of course if you are considering using C++, you should also read my
> C++ critique. There are far better object-oriented languages out there.

And where, pray tell, may that be obtained? (Your critique, that is.)
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