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Subject: Re: PC Compilers
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Date: 25 Jan 90 03:09:20 GMT
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In article <1990Jan19.141024.16070@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU> tmb@davinci.acc.Virginia.EDU (Thomas M. Breeden) writes:
>I am interested in finding a newer, faster M2 compiler for some applications
>created under the Logitech PC compiler.
>
>TopSpeed?, Stonybrook?, <other>?, is there a new Logitech?
>


Logitech just announced a new version of their compiler, release 3.4.  They
say it will be available in a few weeks.



>I'd appreciate any information and experience that you can share with me.
>
>Some specific questions I have in mind:
>
>     > Is there a supplied module functionally equivalent (or close to)
>       the Logitech FileSystem module?


Logitech also has the LogiFile module, which I find much faster.  It seems
it has most of the same functions but wasn't built on top of tons of
other code.


>Thanks.
>
>                    Tom Breeden
>