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From: jons@islenet.UUCP (Jonathan Spangler)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari16
Subject: Re: 1040ST questions
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Date: Thu, 16-Oct-86 19:10:37 EDT
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In article <1978@ihuxl.UUCP> walt2@ihuxl.UUCP (Walt Kurszewski) writes:
>My other options for a C compiler are Lattice (slow, but I can get it for ~$125)
>or Megamax (fast but I don't know how buggy or how much it costs).  I'll need
>an assembler that I can link with the C compiler.  Is there any public domain
>C/assembler/linker?
>
Saw an add for the Mark Williams C for the ST. Sells for $179.95 and includes
MicroEMACS, 600 pages of docs, assembler, linker and archiver, and the 
Microshell Command Processor (is this Beckmeyer Tools?)

Also: complete K/R "C" + extensions, 8 register variables, full AES & VDI
libraries, UNIX-compatible libraries for portability, 300 Atari-specific
routines, one-step linking & compiling with cc command, English error messages
link-link error checking.

Includes utilites: egrep,sort,diff,cmp,pr,tail,uniq,wc and more.

Don't have it, but it looks really good. PLEASE do not ask me anything else
about this -- I am just passing information along.


Aloha,

Jonathan Spangler
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