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From: iris@interet.UUCP (User)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: Intel 386 C
Message-ID: <24@interet.UUCP>
Date: 16 Jun 91 01:31:19 GMT
References: <1234@ocsmd.com> <1991Jun12.113801.27306@cs.ruu.nl> <1240@ocsmd.com>
Reply-To: iris@interet.UUCP (User)
Organization: Interet, Maplewood, NJ
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In article <1240@ocsmd.com> glenn@zeus.ocs.com (Glenn Ford) writes:
>In article <1991Jun12.113801.27306@cs.ruu.nl> nevries@cs.ruu.nl (Nico de Vries) writes:
>>In <1234@ocsmd.com> glenn@zeus.ocs.com (Glenn Ford) writes:
>>
>>What is so special about that? Even the public domain GNU C++ compiler
>>for 386 processors has this feature. I personally would advice you
>>to use Watcon C 8.0 and a PharLap DOS extender supporting virtual
>
>And pay royalties..
>

PharLap does NOT require royalty payments for application programs
which are bound together with its extender.  The BIND.EXE program is
provided togther with the RUN386.EXE extender.  BIND is used to 
convert YOURPROG.EXP into YOURPROG.EXE which includes the PharLap
extender.  YOURPROG.EXE may then be freely distributed without
royalties.  Only if you distribute RUN386 must you pay royalties.
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