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From: daniel@hexagon.pkmab.se (Daniel Deimert)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Does anybody no anything about UNIX on an Atari ST
Message-ID: <669@hexagon.pkmab.se>
Date: 25 May 90 08:47:08 GMT
References: <648@hexagon.pkmab.se> <48@wopr.uu.ch> <718@zinn.MV.COM>
Reply-To: daniel@hexagon.pkmab.se (Daniel Deimert)
Organization: Tech. College of Orebro, Sweden
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In article <718@zinn.MV.COM> kgg@zinn.MV.COM (Kenn Goutal) writes:
>You might also want to consider Mark Williams C and its companion
>development system, the micro-shell.  It sounds, from a previous
>article, as if OS/9 is considerably more powerful.  I've never
>used OS/9 so I can't compare either performance, features, or price.
>But I do use the MWC micro-shell and like it well enough.

  I don't think the MWC "msh" really is what he's looking for (Stefan is
a friend of mine).  It has no multi-tasking capabilities (minix has, I
presume?), and it is not compatible with unix on a source code level. 
Maybe the Gnu gcc with David B's "RTX" would do the trick. 

  Someone who knows where we can get hold of gcc and rtx? Are rtx
released to the public domain or is it still sold??
  We do not have access to ftp.

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Daniel Deimert, Fridstavagen 4, S-715 94  Odensbacken, SWEDEN
Internet: daniel@pkmab.se or daniel@hexagon.pkmab.se