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From: nadkarni@erlang.dec.com (Ashok P. Nadkarni DTN 226-7448)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.lang.c,comp.lang.c++
Subject: Zortech C++
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Date: 26 May 88 16:01:11 GMT
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
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I received some info in the mail yesterday which I thought might be of 
interest to a lot of programmers out there. Note that all the info is
from the manufacturer's own flyers. Naturally, I have no connection with
Zortech at all.

Announcing a C++ compiler from Zortech Inc. (617-646-6703). 
List price (the best part) - $99, Fully conformant with Bjarne Stroustrup's
definition, ANSI C superset, true compiler (not just a preprocessor), includes
QuickC/TUrboC compatible libraries, library source for 400 functions, 
MS codeview compatible, generates MS compatible obj files, programming editor,
linker and librarian included, includes a global optimizer, 700+ pages docs.

Please don't treat this as an ad. As I said, I have no connection with them, 
and simply thought a lot of folks might be interested in this inexpensive
way of getting into object-oriented progamming.

Incidentally, I'd posted a request for info on this compiler a while ago.
The one reply I got was from the author of the compiler itself and stated
that Zortech C++ was derived from Datalight C.

/Ashok Nadkarni