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From: knudsen@ihnss.UUCP
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Subject: Re: 6809 C for Paul Schauble
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Date: Tue, 8-Nov-83 13:26:02 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov  8 13:26:02 1983
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Since Paul wants a stripped-down, lean and mean C,
he should check out Frank Hogg Laboratories.  Get a recent
issue of The Rainbow (a Color Computer rag) and look for Hogg's
multi-page ad.  He offers several C's; I think the one you want is
called Dyna-C.  Anyway, the ad copy will make it clear which one,
bragging about optimizing, speed, and compactness.  It costs only
$150, and is no more stripped than others at that price.
I hear Dugger's C is large & slow code.  The Dyna-C can be
bougth for FLEX, OS9, or bare Coco.  BTW, a bottom-model Coco
($160) plus monitor program makes a good development system,
even after you buy assembler, disk, and ROM blower.	mike k
PS:  I think Hogg just sells Dyna-C (they write much of their own
stuff), so you may be able to get it elsewhere.