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From: pwb@mrj.com (Peter W.  Brewer)
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Subject: Re: Is there any time estimate..?
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Date: 10 May 91 16:00:12 GMT
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>They do not seem to care whether you have a license, or are just doing and
We have several Saber 'seats' we do not yet have Saber C++. I will see about
getting the bug fixes from Saber.

>the SUN C compiler generating internal compiler errors.  That is not

yes it is. they should have a switch which would allow you to change compilers.
e.g. gcc is usually better than the average Sun C compiler even without -pic.
The translator shell script CC and InterViews CC C program allow you to 
mix and match compilers, C pre processors etc. Saber should allow the same
flexibility given all of the problems. I have actually had to compile things
using both gcc and cc many times while using the AT&T translator. I kind of
got used to it and since it seemed easy to fix if I had a problem I never
complained. 

	Peter