Subject: Re: Need help with c!
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From: Francis Glassborow <francis AT robinton DOT demon DOT co DOT uk>
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Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 17:57:52 GMT
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In article <clcm-19990123-0004 AT plethora DOT net>, Francis Glassborow
<francis AT robinton DOT demon DOT co DOT uk> writes
>IF you want to learn C using Windows98 the investment in a compiler that
>directly supports the OS is worth it.  If you are a student or
>teacher/instructor check MetroWerks' academic licence and cost they
>really are a bargain for an excellent package (which even includes
>Pascal and, I believe, Objective C)

As I do not use DJGPP I was at the time of writing the above unaware
that it compiles specifically console apps under Windows 95/98.  As the
original poster wrote about sources for a DOS GUI library I, wrongly,
assumed that he was trying to run his code in a GUI (Windows 95/98)
mode.


Francis Glassborow      Chair of Association of C & C++ Users
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Oxford OX4 1PA          +44(0)1865 246490
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