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From: hsgj@batcomputer.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Dan Green)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cbm
Subject: Re: C power
Message-ID: <765@batcomputer.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Date: Tue, 29-Jul-86 01:17:30 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 29 01:17:30 1986
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In article <121@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes:
>In article <505@sunybcs.UUCP> ugblee@gort.UUCP (Daniel Lee) writes:
>>About C power, who is the manufacturer? Is it worth? Is there any better
>>C compiler for 64 and 128?
>
>The manufacturer is Pro-Line Software, Ltd. (755 The Queensway East, Unit 8,
>Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4Y 4C5).  To my knowledge, there is only
>one other C compiler for the 64/128, by Abacus.  C-Power is vastly superior
>in terms of ease of use and quality of generated code.

I saw an add in a magazine for MANX C for the 6502 processor.  Specifically in
the add copy they mentioned the Commodore 64.  I have PC (8086) Manx C and
the package includes grep, make, and a very fast, tight compiler.  I would
assume the same tools would be included with the 6502 version.  Unfortunately,
the commerical version of Manx (the one with all the goodes) is quite 
expensive; about $425 dollars I think.  Let's see, now - how many C-64's could
you buy for $425... :-)
-- Dan Green
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