kls@ditka.UUCP (Karl Swartz) (12/01/89)
Does anybody know if cfront is available for the UNIX PC? Yes, I'm sure folks inside AT&T have ported it, but that doesn't do much good for us mortals, and I don't feel like forking over a lot of bucks to AT&T for the source. I suppose G++ might be ok but I'd prefer to have the real McCoy if it can be had. -- Karl Swartz |UUCP uunet!apple!zygot!ditka!kls 1-408/223-1308 |INet zygot!ditka!kls@apple.com "I never let my schooling get in |BIX kswartz the way of my education."(Twain) |Snail 1738 Deer Creek Ct., San Jose CA 95148
comeau@utoday.UUCP (Greg Comeau) (12/04/89)
In article <11051@ditka.UUCP> kls@ditka.UUCP (Karl Swartz) writes: >Does anybody know if cfront is available for the UNIX PC? Karl, believe it or not we (Comeau Computing) sell a binary version of C++ for the UNIX PC. It is C++ 2.0 and like many of the other C++'s we are based on the de facto standard 'cfront', which we've licensed from AT&T. We also have it available on various other platforms (UNIX 386's at $250 being the most popular as well as XENIX 386 at $250 and the 3B2 at $1K and we're currently putting on the finishing touches to an MS-DOS version which will be $250). Cost is $375 for the UNIX PC version. The package comes with floppy(ies) containing the binaries, libraries, and include files for C++, the C++ 2.0 Language Reference Manual, free life-time tech support, and if you desire (this is not part of the package any longer but is being offered while supplies last) a copy of Stroustrup's text and/or Weiner and Pinson's text. If you've any further questions or concerns you can call us at 718-849-2355 or sent mail to: uunet!utoday!csanta!c++ or attmail!csanta!c++. Greg Comeau Computing