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Subject: Looking for Instant-C Reviews
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Date: Wed, 15-Apr-87 20:18:06 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 15 20:18:06 1987
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I haven't seen any comments on a C interpreter/compiler/debugger/editor
package called Instant-C by Rational Systems, Inc.  The documentation
I've seen looks pretty sharp: It has a good tutorial introduction, along
with man-pages, language summary, library descriptions (they provide
source for most of their libraries) and limitations.

I haven't seen it used to write "real-world" programs, though, and I'd
like to hear from people who have used it for non-trivial tasks,
especially those that interact with the operating system and peripherals.

Send me mail and I'll post a summary of what I receive if there is
interest.

Thanks,
-- 
Bill Kules                        "We're on the road
...seismo!vrdxhq!baskin!wmk       and we're gunning for the Buddha"
...decuac!baskin!wmk                     -- Shriekback