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> In article <9779@ritcv.UUCP> iav1917@ritcv.UUCP (alan i. vymetalik) writes:
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> >   I am interested in finding out any information anyone knows
> >   regarding the upcoming release of Borland's Turbo Pascal V4.0.
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>     I've heard rumors that Borland was developing new compilers for C, 
>     and Modula-II as well as Pascal.  I first heard this about the end 
>     last summer.  More recently, (with the announcement of Turbo Prolog)
>     I've heard that these compilers were put on the backburner to allow
>     the release of the Prolog system.  (I'm not sure whether this was due
>     a reorganization of manpower or (more likely) a marketing ploy to
>     prevent oversaturation of the market (too many products introduced 
>     at one time) - I've heard rumors that release of a new sidekick was
>     put off for exactly this latter reason)  
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>     As far as I can remember, the new compilers should cover most of 
>     your wishes (i.e. optimization, OBJ files, large memory models - 
>     not sure about large file I/O but if there is .OBJ support you can 
>     build your own routines and link them in.)  It seems that all of
>     the new compilers share the same core program (i.e. the interface
>     used in Prolog with the multiple windows).
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>     What I would like to know is:
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>       Have the people at Borland included a program developmenmt
>       environment to their compilers OR at least allow compilation
>       to be invoked at the DOS command prompt level like most other
>       compilers (i.e. A> turbo program1)?
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>        |----> Read this paragraph as allows a "MAKE" facility
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>     Also, can anyone backup (or refute) these rumors?
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> Eric A. Raymond                                   UUCP: ...decvax!mcnc!duke!ear