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Subject: Re: C compiler for ][e
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Date: Mon, 18-Feb-85 12:33:00 EST
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The only C compiler that I know of for the Apple is the Aztec C compiler by
Manx Software Systems.  You can get their address in any Byte magazine.
Aztec C is definitely not public domain, although they do not require a
license for run-time libraries.  The C compiler itself is painfully slow,
but the operating system provided with it is real slick.  About as close
to UNIX as you are going to get on a II.  Requires 2 disk drives and 64k
RAM to run.  An 80 column card and printer are very useful also.

			-John Brewer