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From: pjc@cs.man.ac.uk (Peter Crowther (CAG ra))
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: CFRONT on Intel Based Systems
Summary: Anyone ported it yet?
Keywords: cfront C++ AT&T 2.0 request matrix intel 8086 80286 80386
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Date: 10 Apr 90 13:29:59 GMT
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From: MSRBSCB@UK.AC.Manchester-Computing-Centre.CMS
Myname:   Chris Birchenhall (061-275-4873)
Topic : 
 
[I didn't source this; reply to Chris Birchenhall
(MSRBSCB@UK.AC.Manchester-Computing-Centre.CMS)

		- Peter
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I'm currently developing a matrix library for C++ using
Glockenspiel's port of cfront to MSDOS and OS/2.  With their
CommonView library for GUIs this has its uses, but I need to be
confident my code will port readily to cfront, particularly
on Unix systems.   I'd be interested to hear from anyone
who has ported cfront to Intel Based Systems particularly
SCO Unix/386.   Anyone interested in taking a critical look
at a Matrix Class?
 
		Chris

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Peter Crowther, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of Manchester,
		Manchester M13 9PL, England.
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