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From: minar@reed.bitnet (Nelson Minar,L08,x640,7776519)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Received TC++1.01 today
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Date: 1 Nov 90 10:53:18 GMT
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Just to try to spread a little more information, I received my (free) version
of TC++ 1.01 today in the mail.. Yes, everything is new: the linker, command
line compiler, and preprocesser all proudly report version ?.01, instead of
version ?.00.  Yay.

There is absolutely no documentation shipped with my 'upgrade.'  The only
paper I got was a packing list, and an inane piece of paper that said
"three good reasons...to register your product."  The support I would like to
have (other than a careful announcement of free upgrades to 1.01) is small
things like a list of the bugs that version 1.01 is supposed to fix. There is
no list ANYWHERE that I can find of changes from version 1.00 to version 1.01.
Not on paper, not on disk.. Thanks, Borland.

I have verified that the specific bug I was annoyed with is fixed.  I also
assume that the series of patches called TCPPT1 were applied before this was
shipped. Boy, I hope so.

Not much seems to have changed.  Oh, some of the missing utilities (was it
PRJ2MAK? or PRJCNVT) are included this time.  The readme file has not changed
significantly.  I think that tcc is now reporting that more memory is being
used on compiles, though..  Haven't absolutely verified that.

There it is. Make sure you don't pay for the 'upgrade' - its a bug fix.