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From: daye@jacobs.cs.orst.edu (Garion)
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Subject: Hyper C and comp.sources.apple2, stand-along code, and whatever
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Ok....I'm not _new_ to Hyper C, but I don't know exactly what it encompasses.
I have Aztec C (apprentice), but it is DOS 3.3, and I don't care for the
dos 3.3 environment.  SO I want to compile the files from comp.sources.apple2
(more.c, fgrep.c, upaaf.c) with hyperc.  I have the scanf patch (I just
put it with the header files and include it if I need it, since the other
method of patching it to libc eludes me...), but I can't get upaaf.c (or
anything else...except the echo.c, which doesn't do squat!) to compile.  
I'm not a C expert, but with some tooling around I got upaaf to compile on
Aztec with almost no trouble.  Anyone know what to do?

Also, can I just take the header files from Aztec and use them with Hyper C?
Some of the files from comp.sources require the headers from Aztec.


Second major question:  Stand alone code.  I have been told that it may be
possible to create stand-alone code with Hyper C.  How?  Does it take a lot
of know-how with Assembly or C, or what?

Also, could someone point me in the direction of acquiring the Hyper C manual?
I don't think sending 35$ to a belly-up company will do me any good...

Thanks....

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