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In article <2033@calmasd.CALMA.UUCP> dmm@calmasd.UUCP (David MacMillan) writes:
>>>1) Microsoft C
>>>2) Lattice C
>>>3) Mark Williams C
>>>4) QNX C compiler
>>>5) DeSmet C compiler
>>>6) Wizard C.
>
>     On a slightly different note, does anyone know of a public
>domain / shareware C compiler for the IBM PC?  It doesn't have to
>be fancy.  Source or object are both OK, (but if source, then the
>compiler must be able to compile itself.)
>
>                                                             
>                              David M. MacMillan, KB6MPN
> "If feather-dusters are      - UCSD [Lit] (ex-UCSC/Crown)
> made of feathers, what are   - Calma/GE [Info-Sci] (ex IBM)
> crop-dusters made of?"       - UCSD Soaring Club
>           - LM, 'cellist     - SSA, USHGA, ARRL


Yes. Small-C.
Get the book "Dr Dobb's Toolbox of C". This contains reprints of the
original Dobbs articles. The code is CP/M specific, but a MS-DOS version is
available on all programming-language oriented bulletin boards.
Can anyone on the West Coast give Dave a local BBS? If not, try PC-BOSS at
1-201-568-7293 (New Jersey).  .

Jon Meltzer
Dept. of Modern Languages and Linguistics, Cornell University
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