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Subject: Re: Orca C Questions
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Date: 15 Feb 91 04:42:02 GMT
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In article <3260@cooper.cooper.EDU> r.levy@cooper.cooper.EDU (Rami Levy ) writes:
>In article <IRIE.91Feb9100030@husc9.harvard.edu>, irie@husc9.harvard.edu (Robert E. Irie) writes:
>> was wondering if
>> Orca/C is a viable alternative. My concerns are if Orca/C is ANSI,
>
>Yes, ORCA/C v.1.1 is fully ANSI compatible.

who do you think you are. since when is orca/c ANSI compatible. i suggest
you get a hold of the ANSI standard and then read it before you make claims
like this. if orca/c is fully ANSI compatible, it would WORK. get it! and
if that's the case, you wouldn't have seen me post 12 bugs here with the
compiler.

oh yes, get rid of your LONG .sig. it's a wast of net money and says NOTHING.

albert