johnj@psu-cs.UUCP (John Jendro) (06/02/88)
I posted this message once but our sytem was acting funny so I am posting it again How can I bypass the Power C or trap the error messages that Power C produces for example "float overflow" and "illegal float quantity". and any other runtime error messages that Power C might produce. I would like to write my own routines to handle runtime errors. John Jendro
sl144007@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (07/07/88)
Can someone with Power C tell me what the license agreement is for the package. i.e. can the object code produced by Power C be sold and/or dis- tributed? Also, which is better, Power C or Super C? I've seen Super C and was not overly impressed. Any comments appreciated. Thanks. - Robert Schofield {pur-ee,ihnp4!inuxc,rutgers,pyramid}!iuvax!silver!sl144007 sl144007@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (192.12.206.2) sl144007@iubacs.bitnet (forwarded) +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | The dark ages return! Gog and Magog feast on idols of clay, idols | | of iron! Idols of double-sided double-density soft-sector vinyl! | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+
dwl10@amdahl.uts.amdahl.com (Dave Lowrey) (07/08/88)
In article <22800026@silver> sl144007@silver.bacs.indiana.edu writes: > > Can someone with Power C tell me what the license agreement is for the >package. i.e. can the object code produced by Power C be sold and/or dis- >tributed? > I called ProLine (The original distributors of C Power) several years ago and asked them the same question. Thes said it was OK to sell programs that were written in Power C & contained Power C library code. They said they would appreciate it if Power C were mentioned somewhere in the documentation. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- "This isn't Heaven, this is Cleveland!!!!" Dave Lowrey Amdahl Corp. Houston, Texas (713)-850-8828 ...!{ames,sun,decwrl,uunet,....}!amdahl!dwl10 [ The opinions expressed <may> be those of the author and not necessarily those of his most eminent employer. ]