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From: lagache@violet.berkeley.edu (Edouard Lagache)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Quick (Yes or No) Turbo-C question
Keywords: Turbo "C", TIPC computer, Not PC compatible
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Date: 25 Mar 90 07:05:34 GMT
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	Hello "C" hackers of America,

		I have an old Texas Instruments PC what I would like to
	provide with a "C" compiler.  The machine is *NOT* IBM compatible,
	but is supports MS-DOS and some IBM BIOS calls.  Apparantly 
	at least as late as version 1.6 of the Turbo-C compiler had a 
	command line version of the compiler and a command (line oriented)
	version of the debugger.  Well, now I'd like to buy the beast,
	but I don't know if version-2.0 of Turbo-C can still be run in a 
	"line" mode.  What do you say Turbo users?  Yea or Nea?

	Thanks in advance for the info!!!!!!!
							Edouard Lagache
							lagache@violet.berkeley.edu
	P.S. Please reply to me directly.  I don't have time to monitor the
	     net, and I'm sure this isn't exactly "general interest" :-)