bob@imspw6.UUCP (Bob Burch) (07/22/88)
From Ted Holden at HTE: I'm posting this rather than replying to individual mail queries; news seems to work a good deal better from the IMS site than mail does. Sorry. The 180K claimed by Zortech as memory requirements may be a best case scenario; I've had it blow for memory with more than that. Nonetheless, I get good compiles of a large model pool game experiment using my Turbo-C metagraphics library rather than Zortech's Flash-Graphics and a class of billiard balls defined, with memory cut down around 320K by loading every TSR on the system. Not bad, considering the competition i.e. C++ pre-compilers which need around 600K or, God forbid, Alsys's Ada compiler which comes with it's own LIM board for about $3300 more than Zortech's C++. All I know about cout not working on ITs and Zenith 248's is what I saw. That project is finished but, next time I'm around those kinds of computers, I'll attempt to investigate further. Ted Holden HTE