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Date: 20 Dec 89 19:02:15 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from pnakada@oracle.com

Byte Works smallC is VERY limited,no structures, one dimensional arrays, no
formatted print (printf). It does not teach you C except in the most trivial
of problems and it is not directly portable to other systems (unless you write
it that way i.e. global search and replace 'print' with 'printf') I could not
find any bit manipulation functions either. It does inegrate nicely with
ORCA/M so it's main use woulb designing front ends for your assmbly modules.
It is of course extensible, so you could probably write the neccessary
functions for fullC (it is written in itself!!).