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From: bfox%vision@HUB.UCSB.EDU (Brian Fox)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: C compiler for IIe
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Date: 17 Aug 88 16:48:36 GMT
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   Posted-Date: 16 Aug 88 23:17:46 GMT
   Date: 16 Aug 88 23:17:46 GMT
   From: "Larry W. Virden" 
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   The only commercially available, full C compiler, is from Manx.  There is
   a line of compilers from a low end thru a $300 model.  

   Byteworks has a Small-C to p-like-code compiler.

   There used to be a couple of other companies which advertised but I havent
   seen anything of them recently.

   Then on the IIgs there is APW C, which just had an update (now 1.0.1 in
   final (!) form.  It costs $75 PLUS either APW ($100) or possibly (though
   I havent tried it) Orca/M for the IIgs.

   Then there is my suggestion, that I throw out again - some of youcollege
   students looking for a good project should go at GNU C and get it to run
   on the Apple series - start with a IIgs and then use that as a base to
   work down to the Iie and c.


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