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From: evil@arcturus.uucp (Wade Guthrie)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Protected Mode C Compilers
Message-ID: <1990Sep28.164745.13892@arcturus.uucp>
Date: 28 Sep 90 16:47:45 GMT
Organization: Rockwell International
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This is a request for a good C compiler that will work under the
Phar-Lap DOS extender.

Well, I've just been put on a project using the NDP C compiler (under
the Phar-Lap DOS extender) and it SUCKS!  Maybe it's just the linker, 
but I found a call to a non-existent function -- and it linked just 
fine (I haven't tried to see what happens when that thread is executed).

I've convinced the management that the compiler/linker needs to be
replaced.  I'd like something ANSI compliant (at least something that
will handle prototypes properly) with mixed C/Ass'y language support.
A symbolic debugger would be really great, as well.

Any suggestions?
-- 
Wade Guthrie (evil@arcturus.UUCP)    | "He gasped in terror at what sounded
Rockwell International; Anaheim, CA  | like a man trying to gargle while
My opinions, not my employer's.      | fighting off a pack of wolves"
                                     |                Hitchhiker's Guide