C++ on a PC/XT with Microsoft C and MS-DOS 2.0?

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From: Guido van Rossum
Date: Wed, 21 May 1986 02:08

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I'd like to port C++ to our PC/XT.  Has anybody already done this?  Are
there particular things I should look out for?  Is it a lot of work?

There was a note on the net suggesting that Lattice C was more
appropriate than Microsoft because of problems with struct assignment;
this seems strange because my Lattice (2.14) compiler doesn't even have
struct assignment while my Microsoft (3.0) has!

I expect that the limit of 31 characters for identifiers could be a
problem, given the long names C++ generates; what are the experiences
with this?

Please reply by mail; I'll summarize if I get any useful responses.

	Guido van Rossum, CWI, Amsterdam <guido@mcvax.uucp>

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Subject: C++ on a PC/XT with Microsoft C and MS-DOS 2.0?
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