tyers@trlluna.trl.oz (P Tyers) (02/16/88)
Can anyone help with pointers to availability of C++ (either PD or
commercial) from Australian distributors to run under Ultrix 2.x
and/or VMS.
We are currently in the process of upgrading computing facilities for
staff of the Telecom research Labs. and have been asked to investigate
making C++ available. Please post me and I will summarise for the net.
Thanx in advance
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DDMasterson@cup.portal.com (02/20/88)
Can anyone help with the public availability of C++ on MS-DOS compatible diskettes? I would like to begin developing a C++ compiler on my Amiga, so the key here is PUBLIC availability (small fees might be ok). Thanx. David Masterson DMasterson@cup.portal.com
tracer@stb.UUCP (Jeff Boeing) (04/01/88)
In article <3330@cup.portal.com> DMasterson@cup.portal.com writes: >Can anyone help with the public availability of C++ on MS-DOS compatible >diskettes? I would like to begin developing a C++ compiler on my Amiga, >so the key here is PUBLIC availability (small fees might be ok). Thanx. > >David Masterson >DMasterson@cup.portal.com Me too. -- Jeff Boeing (which is not my real name) | ...!uunet!stb.uucp!tracer ------------------------------------------|---------------------------- "All right, you weak bosons! You're not dealing with some obscure 9th-level by-the-book paladin anymore!" -- Sick Sword