Re: C for the A//?(and other)

[phoenyx <phoenyx@texas.net>]

>Both Hyper C and Aztec C are K&R C compilers (with extra features), but
>are not ANSI C compliant by a long shot.  In particular, they only
>support old-style parameter declarations.
>

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>
>Not legally, however, unless someone is selling off their copy.
>
Legally, neither is HyperC. People just took advantage of the fact the company
went belly up. I'm trying to contact Manx, I ran across an address for them a
while back but haven't heard anything. I know they had a 128k version but it
was only released to a special customer.

I'm not a C programmer. I guess what I meant to say was you can, with some
effort compile simple ansi C programs. Probably with lots of macro definitions.

Phoenyx