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Okay, now that you've had your Mac awhile, read IM a dozen times, and finally
figured up a skeleton for you compiler, here's a chance to praise or flame
your C compiler.

By my reckonning there are at least five C compilers:
    1) Aztec (Manx) C
    2) Consulair C
    3) Softworks C
    4) Hippo C
    5) MegaMax C
Notice I'm talking about Mac resident compilers (SUMMaC doesn't count)
Please send me mail as to your likes, dislikes for which ever compilers you
feel qualified to review.  I'll post a summary of whatever I get, and whatever
I can find for myself.

Groundrules:
Let's assume that all are at least K&R, please indicate where this is not true.
In addition, I think we'll have to assume IM is required for serious
development over and above any concomitant documentation.
Discuss as much as you can:
	1) any extentions to K&R?
	2) what system functions (sprinf(), etc.) are available?
	3) how much of the Mac toolbox is supported & how well (C vs. P strings)
	4) what is user interface like? (UNIX or Mac?)
	5) can it create "double-clickable" routines?
	6) what support routines are available (debuggers, lint, context editor)
	7) compilation speeds, linking speeds, execution speeds
	8) compiler intelligence (optimizer?, good error diagnostics)
	9) linker intelligence (size of produced object)
       10) any limitations to source size, number of files, etc.?
       11) does it create 68K assembler code, P code or just binary?
       12) any required (suggested) hardware or software over a 128K Mac?
       13) royalties, copy protection, source code availability
       14) anything else -- documentation, support, ease of use

Please flame where appropriate, or point to examples of PD software which
have been developed using compiler X. Please mail me your comments so we don't
flood the net with duplicate info.  I'll post results in about two weeks.

Thanks in advance.

	-Peter Buckner
	 ihnp4!ihlpg!pbuck
		or
	 AT&T Bell Labs
	 Naperville, IL 60566

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