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From: hamilton@uiucuxc.CSO.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Re: Lattice C and other things
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Date: Sun, 29-Dec-85 01:44:00 EST
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> I would be interested in how others have configured their C development disks.

the include files on my disk totalled something like 440Kb.  after i ran
them thru a few filters on the Vax, i reduced that to about 130K.  my
"C Workbench" thus has room for a large :c (currently ~600Kb).  i jettisoned
all the fonts and printer devices.  i might throw out translator&narrator
later, but i'm still playing with speechtoy, etc.  my :c directory must have
a lot of stuff yours doesn't -- standard commands plus cc, make, wack, etc.

	wayne hamilton
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