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From: Thomas.Coleman@f70.n105.z1.fidonet.org (Thomas Coleman)
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Subject: TopSpeed C (and yes, I know where I'm posting!)
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Date: 27 Jul 90 05:02:49 GMT
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In an article of <25 Jul 90 15:47:55 GMT>, toma@tekgvs.LABS.TEK.COM (Tom Almy)  
writes:

 >Jensen & Partners made a big deal about how the editor, debugger, and 
 >even
 >parts of the libraries are shared among their languages.
 >
 >Now they send out an offer to pick up TopSpeed C at a discount of a 
 >measly 20%.... 
 >with so much shared code I feel that 20% off is very 
 >skimpy.

Yes, I agree.  VERY skimpy.

 >
 >Now my question -- does anybody have both products (Modula-2 V2, and C)?
 >In particular, would it be possible to buy just the "Standard Edition" of
 >C, and have all of the advantages of "Extended Edition" (DDL, profiler)
 >except for the source code?
 >

I don't have Topspeed C, but I asked JPI the same thing.  They tell me that I   
if I want the advantages of Extended Edition, I need to buy the extended   
edition.  (Not what I wanted to hear!).

Thomas

 



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