charles@otc.UUCP (06/11/87)
Could someone please tell me if c++ is available for the MacIntosh. I was under the impression that Microsoft had a product called Advatage C++, howewer, the person that I talked to at Microsoft knew nothing about it. Charles Thomas Systems Development Section R & D Engineer Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia) UUCP: {seismo,mcvax}!otc.oz!charles ACSnet: charles@otc.oz
mat@mtx5a.UUCP (m.terribile) (06/18/87)
> Could someone please tell me if c++ is available for the MacIntosh. > I was under the impression that Microsoft had a product called Advatage > C++, howewer, the person that I talked to at Microsoft knew nothing about > it. > > Charles Thomas Systems Development Section > R & D Engineer Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia) > > UUCP: {seismo,mcvax}!otc.oz!charles ACSnet: charles@otc.oz Advantage C++ is the name used by the product written by AT&T, packaged by Glockenspiel Software, advertised by Oasys, and sold by Lifeboat. I only know of the versions for Microsoft C and Lattice C on the 80.*86 family processors; there could be others. -- from Mole End Mark Terribile (scrape .. dig ) mtx5b!mat (Please mail to mtx5b!mat, NOT mtx5a! mat, or to mtx5a!mtx5b!mat) (mtx5b!mole-end!mat will also reach me) ,.. .,, ,,, ..,***_*.
robert@pvab.UUCP (06/18/87)
In article <127@otc.OZ> charles@otc.OZ (Charles Thomas) writes: >Could someone please tell me if c++ is available for the MacIntosh. >I was under the impression that Microsoft had a product called Advatage >C++, howewer, the person that I talked to at Microsoft knew nothing about >it. Microsoft doesn't have Advantage C++, but you might ask Oasys. They know better. Advantage C++ is an implementation of C++ for MS-DOS machines and requires the Microsoft C Compiler version 4.x. -- SNAIL: Robert Claeson, PVAB, P.O. Box 4040, S-171 04 Solna, Sweden UUCP: {seismo,mcvax,munnari}!enea!pvab!robert ARPA: enea!pvab!robert@seismo.arpa