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- From: ibrox@spuddy.mew.co.uk (Stewart Douglas)
- Subject: Re: What's the best Win32 compiler?
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- Date: Sat, 13 Jan 1996 20:28:59 GMT
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- Rob Hanson (hansonra@eosc.osshe.edu) wrote:
- : Why are you not considering Symantec 7.2? Does anybody else have any
- : opinions about this. I personally, have been deciding between VC++4.0
- : and symantec C++7.2. If anyone has opinion about this, please post.
-
- : Robert Hanson
- : hansonra@eosc.osshe.edu
-
- I have been using the Watcom compiler, version 10.5 and have found it to be
- fast and efficient.
-
-
- Included with the compiler is MFC 3.0 and the Blue Sky Visual Programmer. Unlike
- the wizards with VC (not sure about version 4.0) this generates code into which
- you can safely insert your own code and it will not disappear when you
- modify your gui with the screen builder. Watcom supports Win,Win32(95&NT),OS/2
- and DOS.
-
- So far I am very impressed.
-
- Stewart Douglas.
-
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- Another excellent production from the wizards in blue !
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