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From: marty1@hounx.ATT.COM (M.B.BRILLIANT)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Small C for IBM PC?
Message-ID: <1294@hounx.ATT.COM>
Date: 22 Mar 89 17:12:44 GMT
References: <15990@oberon.USC.EDU>
Organization: AT&T BL Holmdel NJ USA
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From article <15990@oberon.USC.EDU>, posted to comp.os.cpm
	by mlinar@eve.usc.edu (Mitch Mlinar):
> In article <8903201146.AA00867@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> PC3@IB.RL.AC.UK (Paul Clayson) writes:
>>Does anybody use Small C? I'm using the CP/M version .....
> 
> Yep, the documentation is quite clear in what it has as well as what it
> is missing.  Items *NOT* supported in SmallC v1.2 are:
	[list deleted]
> 
> For a free compiler and a learning tool (you get the source code), it
> is pretty decent.

It sounds like a system for the IBM PC I got from a shareware
distributor.  But the IBM PC version I got came with sample C source
programs that would never compile in Small C, and at the end it asked
for a $40 fee to use it.  For $40 I'd sooner double the ante and get
Turbo C.  Is there a free IBM version, or is it only free for CP/M?

Please don't tell me SIMTEL, AT&T won't talk to SIMTEL.  First I want
to know whether it exists.

M. B. Brilliant					Marty
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