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From: djung@eco.economics.adelaide.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: C++ compiler
Message-ID: <38992.265ee90e@eco.economics.adelaide.edu.au>
Date: 26 May 90 20:37:34 GMT
Organization: Economics, University of Adelaide
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I think good old Lattice produce a C++ compiler.  Actually it's not a
one step compiler - it just turns your C++ into C so you can run it through
your C compiler as usual.  Not the fastest way, but better than nothing.
(I've tried running it on my 1000 with 1.5M and no hard disk - and there's
not enough memory to put all the include files into RAM as I do with my C
compiler - which means Workbench in one drive, include files in the other,
coffee and magazine handy)

-David.
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   DJUNG@ECO.UA.OZ.AU       (VMS)	      		Real life:David Jung
or csdljung@medusa.ua.oz.au (Unix)                          3000? Yes please.