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From: FCTY7284@RYERSON.BITNET ("Hiscocks, Peter")
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Subject: Laser C vs Mark Williams
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Date: 17 Jan 90 01:14:20 GMT
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Not to start a flame war, but would someone care to comment on the relative
 merits of Laser C and Mark Williams? I'd like to use the C compiler not only
 for program development on the ST, but also as a cross development tool for
 68000 single board computers. I would expect Mark Williams can do this, being
 closely related to Unix, but can Laser C?
The ad on the box for Laser C promises fast compile times, but there's often
 a lot more to the story than the stuff on the box....
                                                      Thanks for the help.
                                                             Peter