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- From: mich@pbinet.com
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Compiler for Windows?
- Date: 24 Mar 1996 06:30:22 GMT
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- In <4iufn1$ka2@mule1.mindspring.com>, vtipres@atl.mindspring.com (shon frazier) writes:
- >You might want to check out Microsoft's Visual C/C++. Keep in mind
- >though that you probably have to buy the Prof. Ed. to get EXEs. Also,
- >check in software stores for Borland C/C++ for Windows.
-
- Why would he need to keep that in mind, the whole point of VC++ is to create
- EXE's, professional or otherwise. C, and C++ for that matter, is NOT an
- interpeted language. Your going to 'get EXEs' no matter what you get, be it the
- lowliest shareware command line interface-only compiler to the GUI-est, full
- blown feature packed development mega-system.
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