cbk@se-sd.UUCP (cbk) (01/29/86)
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About 6 months ago I heard a rumor that Lattice was coming out with
a version 2.20, which was going to support void, structure assignment,
and other nice things. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
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Lattice C 3.0 supports most ANSI and late UNIX conventions, and seems to have been produced in response to the success of Microsoft C 3.0. I just received my copy late last week and haven't had a chance to use it. For people with versions 2.1 and later, it's a $50 upgrade. -- /Steve Dyer dyer@harvard.harvard.edu harvard!dyer
prs@aicchi.UUCP (Schmidt) (01/31/86)
In article <28@se-sd.UUCP> cbk@se-sd.UUCP (Carl Kuck) writes: >[ ... ] > > About 6 months ago I heard a rumor that Lattice was coming out with >a version 2.20, which was going to support void, structure assignment, >and other nice things. Can anyone confirm or deny this? > >========== >Carl Kuck I called them recently and they told me they've skipped straight from V2.15 to 3.0, and yes they said that void's, structure assignments, enums, in-line 8087 code, and support for the 3.1 networking functions were among the bells and whistles they added to it. Has anyone out there used V3.0 yet and if so could you give us a little more info? Thanx much. Paul R. Schmidt ..ihnp4!aicchi!prs ..ihnp4!chinet!gahan