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From: Daniel_Roedding@fiction.ms.sub.org
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Subject: Re: Turbo C
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Date: 20 Apr 91 07:14:05 GMT
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Mick_Schmidt@hb.maus.de (Mick Schmidt) writes:

> The rumors which are going around here in Germany say, that Borland is going to
> stop the distribution of Turbo C/ST and give the rights back to the Developer
> Team. It seems that they plan to make up their own company and carry on working
> on that C-Compiler which won't be named Turbo C anymore (guess why ;-)).
> So far it seems quite sure, because even people from the Borland Turbo C Team
> said something like that.

> Who's going to do the distribution and if there will be an English Version
> then, who knows???

Many parts of the Turbo C system were written by a company named
"SoftDesign" in Munich. Their address can be found in some external
programs and the assembler.

BTW: Does anyone have experimented with the redirection vectors in the
MAS.TTP program? At the beginning of the program you find a "patch area"
where the integrated TC version writes down some vectors to input/output
functions for window i/o and access to loaded files etc. The result is that
the same MAS.TTP program is able to output both on a standard TOS screen
or in a window of the TC desktop.

Daniel