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From: inc@tc.fluke.COM (Gary Benson)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: C COMPILER FOR IBM MAINFRAME
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Date: 26 May 88 21:25:29 GMT
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In article <867@dsacg3.UUCP> ajmyrvold@violet.waterloo.edu (Alan Myrvold)
writes:

> In article <1811@thebes.UUCP> schwartz@swatsun.UUCP (Scott Schwartz) writes:

>> I think that the university of waterloo markets a C compiler for IBM
>> mainframes, at least those that run VM/CMS.  As for MVS, I'm not sure.

> The February 1988 issue of Computer Language has advertisements for
> SAS/C and Waterloo C - pages 85 and 109. IBM has a C too.

> I haven't used either - so I cannot claim a preference.

> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> Si je t'aime? Bien sur que je t'aime! Ne suis-je pas en train de
> te le prouver encore une fois, dans ce lit? 

As a public service to this newsgroup in thanks for all the helpful hints
and advice I have gotten here over the past (God has it been that long
ALREADY?) ...the past 2 weeks, I provide here a translation of Alan's
signoff message, which if you are at all alert, you would immediately have
recognized as pidgin Farcy.

    "So what if I love you? Good sir how I do love you! Assuming Swiss
     passengers on the train of tea provide again one goose, may I dance
     with your lip?"



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