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  2. From: "Anthony L. Fluharty" <afluhart@skipjack.bluecrab.org>
  3. Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
  4. Subject: Re: Which C++ program to buy?
  5. Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 20:40:01 -0400
  6. Organization: Precis Design
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  15. danubius@coho.halcyon.com wrote:
  16. > 
  17. > Brian Rellinger  <rellinb@bgnet.bgsu.edu> wrote:
  18. > >Does any one have a personal opinion as what C++ program to buy?  What
  19. > >is the best for creating MAC applications, Systmantic, Borland,
  20. > >Microsoft Visual C++?  Please reply via e-mail.  Any thoughts would be
  21. > >appreciated.
  22. > 
  23. > What is this guys talking about?  If he call C++ compilers "C++
  24. > programs", he has ways to go before thinking about creating apps
  25. > with any of them.
  26. > 
  27. > JoeC++ compilers don't just exist, therefore they are programs. They were 
  28. written with some type of programming language. Possibly even C++ 
  29. itself.
  30.