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From: lum@armadillo.cis.ohio-state.edu (Lum Johnson)
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Subject: Re: C Compilers for the Mac?
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Date: 31 May 89 13:46:32 GMT
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In article <2127@internal.Apple.COM> bonura@Apple.COM (Thomas Bonura) writes:
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> LightSpeed C by Symantec is has an excellent C compiler and a source
> level debugger - HIGHLY recommended! 

I'll agree with the recommendation, but LightSpeed C is from THINK
Technologies Inc / 420 Bedford St / Suite 350 / Lexington MA 02173.
When I need to use a tiny machine, this is the language that I use.
(Normally, however, I use assembly language on a PDP-10 mainframe.)

Lum
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