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Subject: Re: TC 4.0 & "Object C" (was: C++ f
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	[the term Object C]

Does this add another version of Object-Oriented C to the market with
its own syntax and own calling procedures?  If so, does that make it the
third Object-Oriented C or the fourth?  Will code written in one form
be at all compatable with yours?  Will you be able to compile straight
un-Object-Oriented C still?  

Michael Rutman
Softmed