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- From: Phil_Stuntz@msn.com (Philip Stuntz)
- Subject: Re: fastest code
- Date: 9 Apr 96 22:58:17 -0700
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- >>Rajendra Singh wrote:
- >>> I too have heard this about Watcom, and I've used it extensively under
- >>> OS/2. I actually heard a rumour that IBM used Watcom's compiler to
- > compile their C/Set++ for OS/2 ...
- >>Hi,
- >>I heard that Novell Netware is written in Watcom C/C++, and the DOOM game,
- >>Foxpro are also written in Watcom C/C++.
- >Xu Yifeng
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- Watcom produces excellent code for DOS, but we switched to VC 4.x
- because Watcom does not have as many tools available for NT/95 apps.
- Run speed on NT/95 is dependent on factors external to the program
- (how many other threads, how much memory, etc) so its hard to tell
- any difference.
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