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Article #6346Lightspeed C and assembly?
From: Christopher A. Kent
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 1986 22:23
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 1986 22:23
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Does Lightspeed C support assembler hacking? I'm looking for a C development
system, and Lightspeed seems the system of choice, but I need to be able
to do assembler work (for the application I have in mind.)
Any other recommendataions? Besides Lightspeed, Megamex + TMON seems to be the
best starting point...
chris
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Chris Kent Department of Computer Sciences Purdue University
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