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- From: eric@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Eric Albert Johnson)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: compiler for 286/12/1
- Date: 28 Feb 1996 16:15:22 GMT
- Organization: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
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- Thor Anders Aarhaug (taarhaug@alfa.avh.unit.no) wrote:
- : Hi there,
- :
- : Can somebody recommend a c/c++ kompiler to be used on an *old* computer
- : running DOS 6.22?
- :
- : Thor Anders Aarhaug
- : http://mercury.mnfak.unit.no/~taarhaug
- : taarhaug@alfa.avh.unit.no
-
- 'morning Thor,
-
- How about old Borland Turbo C++ 2.0 (maybe even 3.0?).... I'm using 1.1 at
- work here, and it's great for jammin out those quick apps when you need
- em, but the C++ "standard" is a little old in the older versions (no
- templates, exceptions, multiple inheritance, and possibly no operator
- overloading (actually I think it does have it, I just rarely use it)).
-
- You won't be able to find it new, but I'm sure some of the old hacks either
- on here or comp.lang.c++ would LOVE to part with a registered copy that's
- probably been gathing dust on their shelves for years.
-
- Rodney (posting from a friend's account)
-
- PS: After using VC++ on a slower mahcine for the past 2 years, using borland
- 1.1 to compile some stuff this weekend was a dream!
-