cld@altger.UUCP (Claus Duerr) (03/02/88)
hello people ! c++ seems to be really great ! but i never saw a version of it in our local software shops, so it would be really great to get some information about it ! could u pls mail me the adress of the distributor for c++ in europe, or even better in germany. if there is a public domain version of c++ , pls let me know about it. now the most important question for me: is c++ available for unix, msdos, os9 or/and the atari st ? thanx alot for your help, Claus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Claus Duerr | "Some programmers have been known to howl at full .. | | Munich | .. moons." - "Only at full moons ?!" | | West-Germany |------------------------------------------------------| | Phone: D-089-4602819 | UUCP: ...!uunet!mcvax!unido!altger!cld | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
andrew@uel.uel.co.uk (Andrew Josey) (03/10/88)
In article <527@altger.UUCP>, cld@altger.UUCP (Claus Duerr) writes: > c++ seems to be really great ! but i never saw a version of it in our local > software shops,so it would be really great to get some information about it! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The C++ Translator supports programs written in the C++ programming language, a superset of the C programming language offering data abstraction and enhanced type checking. It allows your programmers to build large or sophisticated applications more productively. The C++ Translator converts C++ programmes into C programmes and provides access to the full complement of C programming language development tools. In brief, C++ includes the following enhancements to the base C language: - Data hiding - Optional guaranteed initialization of data structures - Optional user-defined implicit type conversion - Overloading of function names - Operator Overloading - Dynamic typing (virtual functions) - Function argument checking - In-line functions - User-controlled memory-management The translator includes a version of the C standard header files for C++ and a C++ library providing support for: - stream input/output - complex arithmetic - event-driven simulations, and - generic user-defined data types The C Code produced by C++ requires a C compiler that supports long data types, structure assignment and structure parameter passing. The guideline as to memory requirements given by Stroustrup, is that a machine should have at least "a 384 Kbyte address space". > now the most important question for me: is c++ available for unix, msdos,os9 > or/and the atari st ? C++ runs on UNIX and MSDOS, I don't know about os9 or the atari st > could u pls mail me the adress of the distributor for c++ in europe ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ For further information on C++ please contact The Sales Manager AT&T UNIX Europe, International House, tel: +44 1 567-7711 Ealing Broadway, telex:914054 UNIXTM London W5, UK uucp : mcvax!ukc!uel!uel
udof@cosmo.UUCP (Udo Flohr) (03/11/88)
In article <527@altger.UUCP> cld@altger.UUCP (Claus Duerr) writes: > could u pls mail me the adress of the distributor for c++ in europe, or even > better in germany. > if there is a public domain version of c++ , pls let me know about it. > now the most important question for me: is c++ available for unix, msdos, os9 > or/and the atari st ? We are porting a C++ translator based on AT&T's version 1.2 which will start shipping by the end of March. Machines and environments we are offering it on initially include SUN, Motorola Series 8000, UNISYS Series 5000, ALTOS, 386/IX, Microport System V 386, AT&T 3Bxx, as well as MS-DOS(tm) and ATARI ST. I haven't heard of an OS/9 version yet (and we are not planning one). Udo Flohr