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- From: bwknox@voyager.co.nz (Bruce Knox)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Win95 and MSVC 2.0
- Date: Mon, 04 Mar 1996 11:01:30 GMT
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- Ben Ashley <Ben@seacloud.demon.co.uk> wrote:
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- >In article <3132e514.69528430@news.demon.co.uk>
- > Tim@wessol.demon.co.uk "Tim Hepworth" writes:
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- >> Hello All,
- >> I have installed Windows 95 on my PC for my sins, and I now
- >> wish to install a copy of MS Visual C++ v2.0. My questions are as
- >> follows : Will it run ? Can I compile code that will run under Windows
- >> 95 ? Is it more trouble than it's worth ?
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- >Im not sure abour MSVC 2, but I successfully installed MSVC 1.00 on Windows 95
- >and was presently surprised at the compile speed increase!
-
- >--
- >Cheers,
-
- >Ben
-
- I use V2.0 under win95 with no trouble. There are a few little quirks
- and V2.0 cannot take advantage of things like long file names but on
- the whole not bad.
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