nisse@isy.liu.se (Nils-Olof Johansson) (11/22/90)
Which C++ compiler should I choose for a X-Windows application on a 386 machine with SCO/UNIX? Thanks in advance! // Lars Linmarker, SECTRA AB Linkoping Sweden // Mail address: lars@sectra.se
torsten@xdave.rni.sub.org (Torsten Leibold) (11/28/90)
nisse@isy.liu.se (Nils-Olof Johansson) writes: >Which C++ compiler should I choose for a X-Windows application on a >386 machine with SCO/UNIX? SCO has chosen the C++ compiler from the former HCR company. HCR has been baught by SCO and is now called SCO Canada. SCO will offer that tool at the end of 1Q91 but it will not be included in the ODT package. A price is not yet fixed, but it seems to me that we should take a closer look on that compiler.... because they'll know why they've chosen this one. This information has been provided on the ODT conference Nov. 27 in Frankfurt. +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Torsten Leibold, Konrad-Adenauer-Allee 105, 6806 Viernheim, Germany | | UUCP: torsten@xdave.rni.sub.org ...!rnihd!rniwd!xdave!torsten | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
chip@tct.uucp (Chip Salzenberg) (12/04/90)
According to torsten@xdave.rni.sub.org (Torsten Leibold):
>SCO has chosen the C++ compiler from the former HCR company.
Why pay money? G++ works; we're using it in a project here.
I've got patches for G++ 1.37.1; send E-Mail if you want them.
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