Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!proto!joe
From: joe@proto.COM (Joe Huffman)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Re: C, C++ recommendations needed
Summary: I have my biases but Zortech C/C++ might be what you need...
Keywords: C C++
Message-ID: <1409@proto.COM>
Date: 27 Aug 90 18:34:51 GMT
References: <26D8B777.3747@deimos.cis.ksu.edu>
Organization: Prototronics; Sandpoint, Idaho
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In article <26D8B777.3747@deimos.cis.ksu.edu>, popeye@matt.ksu.ksu.edu (Karl Richard Buck) writes:
> The subject line really says it all. I am an engineering student with 
> a moderate amount of computer experience, and would like to do some 
> hacking in C, C++ but am unsure of the direction to go.
> 
> System configuration: 16mhz 386sx clone, VGA with a soon-to-be-upgraded
> 30meg HD, and 5meg of ram. I run plain dos ~20% of the time and Windows
> 3.0 the rest of the time, but my aspirations are not so lofty as to think
> I could be a proficient Windows programmer in my lifetime. 

Zortech C/C++ is available at a substantial discount to people with .EDU 
addresses.  Send email to zortech-ed@proto.com (I will receive it along with
some other people) with your phone number if you want someone to call you.
Or send a VISA/MasterCard number with necessary information if you are ready
to order.

Zortech C/C++ has "_handle" pointers for utilizing expanded memory, graphics
library for your VGA, and the fastest compile times for C++ code of any
compiler for MSDOS.  Numerous other things too, the debugger is excellent,
the class library is significantly better than the competition, it supports
Windows, OS/2, Rational Systems DOS extender, with Phar Lap DOS extender and
SCO UNIX support on the way, etc, etc...

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Zortech is my major source of income.  Statements about them or their 
competitors cannot be totally without bias.  
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