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> > I was playing with a Mac today, and I used for a short while the 'Hippo-C'
> > package. I didn't do much in-depth, but it looked reasonable. Has anyone
> > else used it enough to make a (good or bad) recomendation? What other C
> > compilers are there that I should be looking at?
> > 
> > chuq
> > -- 
> > From the Department of Bistromatics:                   Chuq Von Rospach
> > {cbosgd,decwrl,fortune,hplabs,ihnp4,seismo}!nsc!chuqui  nsc!chuqui@decwrl.ARPA
> > 
> I recommend that anyone considering a C compiler for the Mac should try
> Mac C from Consulair Corp. Mac C was used to write most of Apple's
> assembler development system and it is a nice package.
> I have been using Mac C for over a month with very good results.
> Support from Consulair has been excellent.  Their address is:
>     140 Campo Drive, Portola Valley, CA 94025 (415)851-3849
> I have no connection with Consulair other than as a satisfied customer.
> -- 
> Stephen J. Langdon                  ...!{ihnp4,hplabs,amd,nsc}!amdahl!sjl
> 
> [ The article above is not an official statement from any organization
>   in the known universe. ]

I saw today in Electronic Engineering Times (12 Nov 84, p 101) an article
titled _New_Development_Software_May_Spur_Mac_Packages.  Included with the
article was a table listing 22 companies supplying languages for the Mac.
Those with entries in the C column are:

	Company				Phone

	Consulair Corp.			415-851-3849

	Hippopotamus			408-730-2601

	Manx Software			201-780-4004

	Mark Williams			312-472-6659	First Qtr 85

	Megamax, Inc.			214-987-4931

	Softworks, Ltd.			312-327-7666

I am not familiar with any of these.

Charlie Sorsby
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