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From: rusty@cadnetix.COM (Rusty)
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Subject: Re: C Compilers - more
Summary: Software Toolworks
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Date: 1 Nov 88 18:35:43 GMT
References: <12441501189.8.RDYSART@SIMTEL20>
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In article <12441501189.8.RDYSART@SIMTEL20> RDYSART@SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL (Dick Dysart) writes:
>Jim,
>	FYI - Software Toolworks, One Toolworks Plaza, 
>              1-800-223-8665 or 1-800-228-8665 (CA only) - Order only
>              818-907-6789 - Product Info
>
>Has two C packages:
>	TOOLWOKS C, ...
>	C MATHPAK.  ...
>
>Can not provide details about these packages, as have not used them.

Well, MANY years ago I used Toolworks C from SW Toolworks.  (Think
I still have it around somewhere...)  My memories of it are pretty
dim, but I seem to recall that it worked pretty well.  I had to
use it on a floppy system, so things were pretty slow compiling.
But, having used Microsoft C on an MessDoss system, I can say
that it was not as slow as MicroSoft C was.

But my test case was very tiny (one or two programs), and my
memory of the results VERY hazy.  Has no-one else used Toolworks C?
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