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From: v892544@si.hhs.nl (Witmond)
Newsgroups: comp.os.minix
Subject: Re: Floating point for c68
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Date: 25 Jun 91 09:18:24 GMT
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Hello world,


I have a few questions:

1 How much memory is needed for C86?
2 Where can I get it?
3 Do I get the sources?
4 Can I load object files from C86 and ACK? (to load math parts
  with other parts).


Now my opinions:

1 If there is a standard, USE it.
2 If there are two standards take the less restricting, although it
  may give more or slower code in the programs as newer computers
  will be able to handle those standards.
3 If there is no standard at all define one or more and reread thes
  opinions.

Guido M. Witmond
Internet: v892544@si.hhs.NL