cheever@sumax.UUCP (Richard L. Cheever) (02/14/90)
I found what appears to be a good offer.
FROM: AT&T, Unix software operation, 1-800-828-UNIX
WHAT: source code for C++ Language System Release 2
COST: $300 (academic environment)
UNIX: Runs on Unix system V
Questions: Is anyone using this product?
We're running BSD Unix. Will this port easily?
Thanks.
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Richard L. Cheever cheever%sumax.UUCP@beaver.cs.washington.edu
(206) 296 5550
Seattle University, CIS 6th Floor Engineering, Seattle WA 98102
Ducharme's Precept: Opportunity always knocks at the least opportune moment
------------------------------------------------------------------------------dcourte@thor.wright.edu (Dale Courte,040P Lib. Annex,873-4030,) (02/14/90)
From article <1245@sumax.UUCP>, by cheever@sumax.UUCP (Richard L. Cheever): > I found what appears to be a good offer. > > FROM: AT&T, Unix software operation, 1-800-828-UNIX > WHAT: source code for C++ Language System Release 2 > COST: $300 (academic environment) > UNIX: Runs on Unix system V > > Questions: Is anyone using this product? > We're running BSD Unix. Will this port easily? > I have ported the AT&T C++ Tranlsator, release 1.2 to our Multimax running UMAX 42. (3.3.0). The port involved only one snag, which had to due with byte-ordering on the NS32000 series chips. After isolating the problem, the fix was simple, and we now have the main data structures course in our undergraduate program using it on a daily basis. The fix was a simple ifdef change in a header file which I won't list here since it may not even be a problem with 2.0. Who is your AT&T contact for this? The license we have was handled through our CS department, but I would be interested in upgrading to 2.0. -Dale Courte Wright State University CSNET: dcourte@eve.wright.edu